Our 18-hole
golf course, the site of the 1935
Western Open, is deceptively challenging, and Tommy Armour
labeled South Bend Country Club as "The
sweetheart golf course of the Midwest."
Meticulously cared for, it plays
6500 yards over bent grass fairways and greens complemented
by water, bunkers, and rolling, tree-studded hills.
Natural lakes come into play on seven holes and are visible on several more.
An acre of bent grass practice tee area, a bunkered practice green and a large
practice putting green are designed as part of the course’s backdrop.
Tee times are not required for general
golf play due to our limit of 275 golf memberships.
This limit provides the luxury of full use of the
facilities without feeling crowded or having to schedule
your leisure time.
