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The Courses
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South Course
The South Course is an 18-hole
championship course designed by Bert Way and redesigned by
Robert Trent Jones in 1960. Over the years the South Course has
held 5 Rubber City Opens, 8 CBS Golf Classics, 14 American Golf
Classics, and 3 PGA Championships. Firestone Country Club has
also hosted 22 World Series of Golf, 14 NEC World Series of
Golf, 4 World Golf Championships- NEC Invitational, and 1 Senior
PGA Championship.
Architect: Bert Way, Robert Trent Jones
Built: 1929, 1960 |
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North Course
The North Course is an 18-hole championship course designed by
Robert Trent Jones. Noted for the scenic beauty of its lakes and
streams, it was the site of the 1976 American Golf Classic and
the 1994 NEC World Series of Golf.
Architect: Robert Trent Jones
Built: 1969
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West Course
The West Course is an 18-hole championship course that was built
around the perimeter of the South Course and is home to the Ohio
Senior Open. The West Course was redesigned in 2001 by Tom Fazio
and reopened in June of 2002. Having been given a total
redesign, the West can now stand alone among the famous courses
at Firestone.
Architect: Tom Fazio
Rebuilt: 2002
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