About Oak Ridge Golf Club

With a pair of 18-hole courses, Oak Ridge Golf Club presents golfers with very different golfing experiences. The Old Oaks Course is the older of the two, with features that classify it as a quintessential parkland course, including shallow bunkers, large greens, and a range of trees—ancient deciduous trees, towering pine trees, and trees that will hide golf balls to avenge all fallen three-woods. The younger Marsh Course actually draws its inspiration from the classic links style, the oldest mode of course architecture developed in Scotland. Here golfers contend with small, hard-to-read greens, deep pot bunkers, and almost no trees to contain errant shots.

The Marsh Course at a Glance

• 18-Hole, Par 72
• Total length of 6,706 yards from the back tees
• Slope rating of 131 from the back tees
• Four sets of tees per hole
• Scorecard

The Old Oaks Course at a Glance

• 18-Hole, Par 71
• Total length of 6,580 yards from the back tees
• Rating of 71 from the back tees
• Slope of 119 from the back tees
• Four sets of tees per hole
• Scorecard