Chardon Lakes Golf Course

Chardon Lakes Golf Course, located in Chardon, Ohio, is a public course with a private club atmosphere, founded in 1931. The course features a classic design spanning 6,700 yards from the back tees, with 43 sand bunkers and water hazards in play on 11 holes. The layout is characterized by mature trees, large sloped greens, and scenic terrain that provides a challenging playing experience.

Rated four stars by Golf Digest, Chardon Lakes holds notable historical significance in golf. The course is famously associated with Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer, who both played there. Jack Nicklaus's course record of 67 remains standing at the facility. The course offers a member-oriented experience while remaining open to the public, emphasizing both competitive play and recreational enjoyment. With practice facilities available and an active league program, Chardon Lakes caters to golfers seeking both challenge and improvement opportunities in a peaceful setting.