Golf Course Information

Description

The golf course at Dearborn Country Club was originally designed by Donald Ross, a nationally known golf course architect. The golf course was opened for play in April, 1925, with Mr. David Robertson serving as the Club's first golf professional.

In 1966, the golf course was re-designed by golf course architect C.E. Robinson. The addition of knolls, valleys, lakes, and an overall increase in the size of the greens, resulted in what has become one of the most challenging, yet playable 18 holes of golf found in the State of Michigan.

Dearborn Country Club has had the honor of hosting the "Tournament Players Championship", as well has having been host to two LPGA events. Players the likes of Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Lee Trevino, Gary Player, Nancy Lopez, and Kathy Whitworth, have all graced our manicured fairways and beautiful greens.

Voted by the Detroit News as one of the "Top 3 Private Country Clubs" in Southeastern Michigan in 2004, Dearborn Country Club continues its fine tradition of offering its members a place where they can get away from everyday pressures. With our outstanding Junior Golf Program, as well as our competitive swim team, the Dearborn Country Club is truly a place where golfers and families can come to play. Fine golf and good companionship are the hallmarks of a great country club and we at Dearborn Country Club are proud of our heritage.

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