Grover Cleveland Golf Course is a 5,700-yard par 69 course located in the City of Buffalo. It is the home of the 1912 U.S. Open and the only public golf facility in North America to be designed by two of the most famous golf architects of the early 20th Century: Walter J. Travis and Donald Ross. The course was designed by Travis in 1902, redesigned by Ross in 1920, and redesigned again in 1952. While not long, 9 of the original Travis “1912 Open” holes still exist and the course is noted for its very difficult green complexes designed by Ross, including the 17th hole “Redan” style par 3, as well as it fescue rough that makes it reminiscent of courses on the British Isles.
