Granville Golf Course
Granville Golf Course
Est. 1924
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Where2Golf says:
Granville Golf Course is a well-rated and always popular layout. This tree-lined and open parkland course should not disappoint, with many attractive features and several excellent holes to enjoy. Plenty of golfing challenge, a well-crafted design and usually good upkeep all contribute to the appeal of this course. One to include on your play list if you are in the area.
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Granville Golf Course
555 Newark-Granville Rd,
Granville, Ohio 43023
USA
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| Office |
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+1 (740) 587 4653 |
| Pro Shop |
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+1 (740) 587 0843 |
Fax
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+1 (740) 587 2057
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rodneybutt@granvillegolf.com |
| Website |
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www.granvillegolf.com |
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Golf Pro
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Rodney Butt (Director of Golf)
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About the course
The course:
18 holes.
Tree-lined & open parkland.
Undulating terrain - a few slopes to climb, especially on the back-nine.
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Surroundings:
Woodland and limited residential.
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Designer:
Original design by Donald Ross (1929), later revised by Jack Kidwell.
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| Yards |
6559 |
5530 |
5157 |
| Par |
71 |
71 |
71 |
| SSS or Slope |
71.2 |
66.7 |
69.6 |
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See course layout
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How2Get There?
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o.5 mi E of Granville / 32 mi NE of Columbus.
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Essential information
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Green Fees:
2015 visitor fee, 18-holes in high season (May thru' Sept): weekdays $36; weekends $42. Reduced rates for 9-hole, afternoon (from 12pm) and twilight (from 2pm) rounds, and for seniors. [Contact club for full details, discounts, packages, etc].
Credit cards accepted.
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Who can play and When?
Visitors welcome on weekdays and weekends.
Must book in advance.
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Other Information
Non-metal spike facility. Walking permitted. Golf carts available to rent.
Practice facilities
Good
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Did you know?
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Granville's founder was John S. Jones, owner of Bryn Du - a large working farm and dairy. Jones began construction of the Granville Inn in 1922, with the intent to provide world class accommodations to people visiting the area. The Granville Inn was located uptown and was soon accompanied by a golf course, which Jones commissioned Scotsman Donald J. Ross to design on land just outside the village on the Newark-Granville pike. | Granville GC is the home of Denison University Golf Teams ("Big Red").
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Location
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Click to enlarge Google map
Latitude: (40.067522)
Longitude: (-82.506799)
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