Beachwood, Ohio
Canterbury Golf Club
About the club
In doing golf course restoration work, golf architects have to be like ghost writers, doing the best work they can while burying their egos and desire for personal attention. Nobody does that better than Bruce Hepner, who has consistently enhanced other people’s architecture without complaint. Canterbury Golf Club had long been considered one of the greats, the site of several major championships, including the 1973 PGA Championship won by Jack Nicklaus. But when Hepner first toured the Herbert Strong design, he found it over-treed and overdue for a bunker renovation. The club continues to understand the wisdom of fine-tuning rather than revamping classical architecture and now works with Keith Rhebb and Riley Johns, two talented associates of Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw, who have assumed the role of Canterbury caretakers by continuing to selectively address tree issues and other restorative detailing.
Amenities
Golf Course
Club House
Driving Range
Putting Greens
Pro Shop
Dining
Fitness
Swimming Pool
Course
Membership
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Canterbury Golf Club
Membership
2026/27
Monthly Equivalent
On request
over 10 yrs
Year 1 Total
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Lifetime Total
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Membership Concierge
Christopher Knight
Location
22000 S Woodland Rd, Beachwood, Ohio 44122-3061, United States
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Reviews
4.7
156 reviews
Large party room, upscale, outside multi level entertainment areas fire pit large bar great food!
R Nash
Watched my son play in the Kiely Cup there today. What an absolutely beautiful, professional- grade golf course! Extremely well manicured and well kept with beautiful old neighborhoods in the background. I believe this course used to be an old PGA stop, and it's easy to see why. Some devious pin placements today for the boys, making for a challenging tournament, but it was an absolutely beautiful day and the course is really a jewel. My props to the course management and facilities manager.
Michael Rinaldi
If you love old-school, classic golf, Canterbury is a grand slam experience. As someone who enjoys golf history, I was already excited to play Canterbury. But the course FAR exceeded expectations. The land pitches and rolls throughout the round. There are scoring holes, and there are survival holes, It's a great mix of hold-on, and "floor it" kind of golf. But be aware that the greens roll fast and true. Downhill putts may wind up being way more downhill than you imagined. Meanwhile, the vibe of the course and the setting just keeps whispering, "This is what golf used to be like"....and it's a good thing. Go and play if you can. It will be a round of golf that you treasure.
Mark Doebler