The Country Club at Muirfield Village Golf Course Review

The Muirfield Village Golf Course was designed by the famous architect Jack Nicklaus in his hometown (Dublin, Ohio) and it features an outstanding layout and routing which offers its visitors a timeless golfing experience, regardless if youre an amateur of a golf professional. The Muirfield Village is a private resort, available just for its members and their guests and it features 7366 yards of golf from its longest tees, a course rating of 72.4 USGA and a slope rating of 125. Also, the golf course comes with four sets of tees aimed at players of various skill levels, while the greens and the fairways are on bent grass.

To describe it succinctly, the golf course at Muirfield Village is an integral part of Jack Nicklauss legacy, honoring his many contributions and accomplishments to the game, whilst offering a chance to prove themselves for the new generation of golf players. The Muirfield Village held its first Memorial Tournament way back in 1976, just 2 years after it was opened, and since then it was the host for US Amateur, the Ryder Cup and Solheim Cup year after year. Basically. The Muirfield Village golf course is more than a great place to play your favorite game, being, to put it simply, Jacks home turf, his idea put in practice about how a world class golf club should look and feel, his total vision as it relates to a golf course, a tournament and a golf club.