Laurel Ridge Country Club

About Laurel Ridge Country Club:

The course features bent grass and 18 holes of championship golf. Fast, undulating greens, lush tree-lined fairways and spectacular panoramic views highlight the course.


Opened in 1986, the course was designed and sculpted by Robert Cupp, Jack Nicklaus’ chief designer for 14 years. The contour of the land, flowing streams, reflective ponds, sand and grass bunkers are all masterfully designed to give each hole its own unique character. The course offers every challenge expected of a mountain course, yet does so with a delicate balance of fairness and playability. “Every shot must be visible”, says Cupp. “If the player sees the shot, the player will remember the shot. My goal is for the players to remember the game.”

The scratch golfer can bite off as much of a challenge as he can chew from the back tees at 6,904 yards, while four other sets of tees, blue at 6,551 yards, white at 6,093 yards, green at 5,174 yards and gold at 4,408 yards, allow golfers to choose positions based on their level of play.