Butler Country Club Golf Course ☆ Follow

The eighteen-hole course plays 6,708 yards and is unlike most in the area as it is easy to walk, with very few hills. At a par 70, it is an enjoyable course and offers an interesting and unique experience each round. The course has a USGA rating of 73.1 with a slope rating of 132 on Bent Grass. The original nine holes, created by Tom Bendelow were redesigned by Emil Loeffler and John McGlynn in the early 1920s. Then, Leonard Macomber designed the back nine and redesigned the existing holes in 1928. Since that time improvements have been made by Ed Ault in 1963, Ferdinand Garbin in 1986 and most recently by golf course architect, Ron Forse. The club is rooted in tradition and built on genuine hospitality, with family-friendly dining, challenging rounds on the golf course, relaxing days by the pool, spirited tennis, and a full calendar of social events.