Nestled among a plethora of white oaks and various other tree species is the centerpiece of Morris Park Country Club. 18-holes of championship golf situated over 135 acres of gently rolling terrain await those who venture to the first tee. Created by architect Bob Dustin in 1923 with renovations in the early 1990s by architect Bob Lohmann, the course features a classic style layout with tree-lined fairways, fifty sand bunkers, and three ponds.

The course is a golfing haven for all skill levels. Whether you’re a seasoned and polished veteran of the game, or one who just enjoys smacking the ball around for fun and recreation, you will find it to your liking. From the first drive to the last putt, the course is designed for the player’s maximum enjoyment. Many members prefer to enjoy the course on foot, as it is very walkable, and four hour rounds or less are the norm for 18-holes.