Lancaster Country Club

Lancaster Golf Club is a historic par-72, 18-hole public golf course located in Lancaster, Ohio. The course was originally built as a 9-hole layout in 1909 and redesigned by renowned Scottish architect Donald Ross in 1926. The second nine holes were added in 1959, designed by Jack Kidwell. The course features six sets of tees ranging from 4,656 to 6,724 championship yards, with a course rating of 72.9 and slope rating of 141. This design creates a moderately challenging layout suitable for various skill levels. The course has hosted numerous tournaments throughout its history and continues to serve as a competitive venue. As a public course, Lancaster Golf Club welcomes daily play and offers season passes with various member benefits. The layout reflects the classic design principles of both Ross and Kidwell, making it a notable example of early-to-mid twentieth-century golf course architecture in Ohio.