Harrison Hills Golf & Country Club

Harrison Hills was established in 1924 as a nine-hole private country club laid out by the noted Golden Age architect William Langford, of the famed Langford & Moreau partnership, and the club remains a member of the Langford & Moreau Society. The original holes show Langford's hallmarks, including bold, deep bunkering and terrain used for strategic effect above the Wabash River valley near Attica. In the mid-1990s the course was expanded to a full eighteen holes with a second nine designed by architect Tim Liddy, and in 2026 the club marks thirty years as an eighteen-hole layout. The result blends classic 1920s routing with newer holes that echo the original character, giving players scenic elevation changes, thoughtful shot values, and a course that punches well above the small-town setting many visitors expect.