Champion Hills Country Club

About Champion Hills Country Club:

The course will be the area’s first “cottage style” course. “Cottage style” is a term coined by renowned Golf Architect Barry Jordan. According to Jordan, “the ‘Cottage Style” refers to a nine-hole course that is less than 3,000 yards and has a non-traditional total par - but most importantly, the course is designed to reflect a quality and craftsmanship in its detailing of features, equal or exceeding the top-level courses in the country.

It is a style of course directly contrasting the increasingly absurd modern architecture of 7,500 yards plus “McMonster” courses. These long, ineloquently designed courses are excruciatingly boring and offer little interest to most golfers. By contrast, a cottage style course is infused with holes that require strategies: careful thought and superior shot making abilities and offer multiple alternative routes to the holes.