Inverness Club

Inverness Club is a historic golf course located in Toledo, Ohio, recognized as one of the nation's premier private clubs. The course was designed by Donald Ross and has hosted multiple major championships, including the U.S. Open in 1920 and 1957, the PGA Championship in 1993, and the Solheim Cup in 2021. The course is ranked #58 in Golf Digest's 2023-24 Top 100 Golf Courses in the United States.

Inverness Club is known for challenging golfers of all skill levels while maintaining the design principles established by Ross. The course has hosted numerous notable figures throughout its history, including Byron Nelson and Ted Ray. Beyond golf, the club offers a comprehensive lifestyle experience with dining options, a fitness center, and racquet courts. The club maintains a caddie program and operates as a members-only facility with guest accommodations available. Its rich heritage and commitment to championship-caliber conditions have established Inverness Club as a beacon of golfing excellence in the Midwest.