Featured courses designed, remodelled and added to by Donald Ross
Hendersonville
74th
Hendersonville County Club might be regarded as a little bit off the beaten trail for golfing in the Tar Heel State but it’s here in the Blue Ridge Mountains that Donald Ross laid out an 18-hole course for the members back in the day.
Highlands Country Club
30th
Bobby Jones practiced on the original 9-hole course at Highlands Country Club back in the late 1920s, just after Donald Ross laid it out.
Holston Hills
3rd
Nestling near the foothills of the Smoky Mountains, is the unassuming Holston Hills Country Club. Is this the best-preserved Donald Ross design in the USA?
Hope Valley
29th
Donald Ross laid out the course for Hope Valley Country Club back in 1926. Byron Nelson won the fourth of his eleven straight PGA Tour wins here in 1945 but it’s much altered since then, most recently by Brian Silva.
Hyannisport
14th
An Alex Findlay golf course that Donald Ross redesigned in the mid-1930s, the Hyannisport Club layout weaves around the tidal marshes of Nantucket Sound.
Indian Hill
51st
Dating back to its inception in 1914, the old course at Indian Hill Golf Club is a Donald Ross layout that remains largely intact, despite many modifications made down the years.
Interlachen
2nd


During the 1930 US Open at Interlachen Country Club, Bobby Jones skimmed his ball over the water on the 9th to make a birdie which went a long way to ensuring he achieved the "Grand Slam".
Inverness Club
5th


For those readers who associate Inverness with a certain shy little Nessie, we can tell you that the Inverness Club has absolutely nothing to do with the Loch Ness monster.
Donald Ross Leaderboard
Rank | Name | Courses Played |
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1 | James VanArsdall |
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2 | Pam Allen |
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3 | Joseph Andriole |
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4 | Paul Rudovsky |
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5 | Jon Gillman |
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6 | Steve MacQuarrie |
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7 | James Gold |
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8 | David Harak |
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9 | Bill Vostniak |
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10 | Bob McCoy |
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