The Country Club at Pepper Pike

Hole19 golfers rate The Country Club at Pepper Pike highly, and the facts give that standing context. This private 18-hole course in Pepper Pike, Ohio was designed by William Flynn and opened in 1930. Flynn routed the layout across rolling terrain bisected by a brook that runs through the middle of the course, with yardage stretching from 5,184 to over 7,300 yards. The club hosted the 1935 National Amateur Tournament. Hole 16 carries its own piece of that history — it was the eagle three that sent Walter Emery back to the clubhouse. The clubhouse includes a dining room, casual dining, and outdoor terrace dining, alongside a swimming pool, the Pine Room, a fitness facility, and children's amenities.