Mill Creek Golf Course (North)

Mill Creek Golf Course (North) is one of two championship 18-hole courses located in Boardman, Ohio, designed by legendary architect Donald Ross and opened to the public in 1928. The North Course plays to a par of 70, with four sets of tees ranging from 5,095 to 6,511 yards, accommodating golfers of varying skill levels.

The North Course is characterized by its winding layout through tall trees with natural hazards throughout. The course features a portion of the combined 100+ bunkers across both Mill Creek courses, strategically placed according to Donald Ross's design philosophy. Natural areas and streams come into play on select holes, adding to the strategic complexity.

Set within a scenic park setting in Boardman, the course presents a challenging yet rewarding experience for golfers of all abilities. The terrain and tree-lined layout create distinct playing conditions compared to its flatter sibling South Course. Recent enhancements include a state-of-the-art Practice Range with eight targeted greens at varying distances and an Indoor Player Development Center featuring Trackman simulators, indoor putting facilities, and club fitting services. The historic 1929 Fieldhouse houses the pro shop and dining facilities.