Jeffersonville Golf Club
Nick and Jared review Jeffersonville Golf Club (Donald Ross, 1931) from their recent trip in Pennsylvania. Jeffersonville is a model course for American golf - architecturally interesting, accessible and affordable, and playable for all. Golf course superintendent Richard Shilling and architect Tyler Rae restored classic Ross features such as mounded bunkering, geometric shapes and wave-like contours on green complexes, and maximized the property’s rolling terrain. They also removed smaller, less mature trees to improve airflow and turf conditions while adding native grasses. In our opinion, for the value, Jeffersonville offers the best Golden Age golf experience in the country.