Leland Country Club

Course Type: Private

Design Role: Redesign 1979, 1981

This course's fairways were built on rolling terrain. The back nine is more wooded and narrower than the front nine. There is one pond that comes into play on two holes. The course has many mature maple, birch, oak, and beech trees lining its fairways. The tee boxes and greens are elevated, and about twelve greens are well bunkered. The signature hole, also the most difficult, is #8, a 477-yard, par 5, requiring a tee shot up a dogleg left fairway and past some large trees growing in the center.