Featured courses designed, remodelled and added to by Donald Ross

Detroit (South)

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Located ten miles north of downtown Detroit, the two 18-hole courses at Detroit Golf Club were designed by Donald Ross in 1916. With six par threes on the scorecard, the South course plays around 1,000 yards shorter than the North course.

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East Lake

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All profits from East Lake Golf Club go to support the local community. East Lake now stands for hope in Atlanta as well as tradition.

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Echo Lake

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Venue for the 1995 US Junior Amateur and 2002 US Girls’ Junior championships, the course at Echo Lake Country Club is the sum product of architectural input from Donald Ross, Bob White and Willard Wilkinson, with Rees Jones adding a recent polish.

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Elmhurst

10^th

Donald Ross designed the course at Elmhurst Golf & Country Club in 1914 and it’s sited on sandy rolling ground to the northeast of Winnipeg.

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Essex County Club

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The par five 3rd hole at Essex County Club is a monster and it is nearly as long as the sum of the first two par fours that precede it. But there’s much more to this hole than length alone.

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Essex Golf & Country Club

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The Donald Ross greens at Essex Golf & Country Club are prominent because they dominate a very flat, largely featureless property...

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Evanston

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Evanston Golf Club’s course made its appearance on the Chicago golf scene in 1917. Some eighty years later, a sympathetic renovation by Ron Prichard breathed new life into the old Donald Ross-designed layout.

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Exmoor

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Inaugurated in 1896, Exmoor Country Club was a founding member of the Western Golf Association in 1899. One of the early clubs in the Chicago area, today’s Exmoor course is largely a 1915 Donald Ross design.

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Forsyth

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In 1918, five years after Forsyth Country Club was formed, A. W. Tillinghast designed a 9-hole layout for the membership. Shortly after, Donald Ross was engaged to extend the course into an 18-hole track.

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Fountain Head

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Fountain Head Country Club was founded in 1924, with Donald Ross designing the golf course. Playing to a par of 71, the layout is characterized by tree-lined fairways and small greens that place a premium on approach play.

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Donald Ross Leaderboard

Rank	Name	Courses Played
1	James VanArsdall	137
2	Pam Allen	100
=	Joseph Andriole	100
4	Paul Rudovsky	88
5	Jon Gillman	73
6	Steve MacQuarrie	72
7	James Gold	64
8	David Harak	63
9	Bill Vostniak	62
10	Bob McCoy	60