Belmont Country Club
HOLES
18
PAR
72
TYPE
Unknown
LENGTH
6353M
DIFFICULTY
Unknown
HANDICAP
Unknown
GREEN FEE
-
OPENED
Unknown
29601 Bates Rd, Perrysburg, OH 43551, USA, United States
Belmont Country Club is an 18-hole championship golf course opened in 1968. Originally designed by Robert B. Harris and later refined by Arthur Hills, it plays as a challenging par-72 over about 7,085 yards. With six tee positions per hole, Belmont offers opportunities for golfers of various levels, while tree-lined fairways, five lakes, and notable water hazards provide much variety. The large greens roll fast, enhancing the precise character of the course. Belmont has a history dating back to Belmont Farm and grew into a country club on flat land transformed into rolling fairways. The course is also known as a regular venue for the U.S. Open Qualifier and carries a story of rebuilding after the major fire in 1980.
Per route. Holes, par and length are calculated from scorecard data.
Belmont Country Club
HOLES
18
PAR
72
TYPE
Unknown
LENGTH
6353M
DIFFICULTY
Unknown
HANDICAP
Unknown
GREEN FEE
-
OPENED
Unknown
Tennis
-
OPENED
Unknown