Grandview Golf Course is the oldest public golf course in York County.
The front nine was built in the early twenties and the back nine was added in the mid-thirties. Grandview is a traditional style classic course that challenges players of all levels. The course features five Par 5’s, eight Par 4’s, and five Par 3’s. Each hole is tree-lined requiring the player to display accuracy off the tee. The layout features quick greens with subtle breaks that require a deft putting game. Grandview has always been complemented by players saying they are the nicest Greens in York County.
A stream winds through the front nine coming into play on seven of the holes. Grandview is known for its mini “amen corner” with three challenging holes in a row. The back nine consists of three par 5s, two par 4s, and four par 3s, with two of the par 3s measuring over 230 yards from the back tees.
While some golf courses rely on feints, jabs and rabbit punches, Virtues Golf Club goes straight for the kisser with 18 holes of roundhouses and haymakers. The 7,243-yard parkland-style layout, located 40 miles from downtown Columbus, OH, was designed by Arthur Hills and ranks among the “Top 100 Public Courses in America” by Golf Digest. In fact, the course is considered by many publications to be
