Camargo
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Course Type
Private -
GOLF Top 100 U.S. Rank (2024-25)
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Year
1926 -
Architect
Seth Raynor -
Par
70 -
Yardage
6,659
Course Overview
This low-key 1926 Seth Raynor creation in suburban Cincinnati dishes out deep bunkers and huge, squared-off greens on a property laced with valleys and ravines. The standard quartet of Raynor template one-shot holes (Redan, Short, Biarritz and Eden) are here and rival his best set. Constant refinements continue, including to mow lines, but this course will never close for a splashy restoration. Why? Because the club has always been a good custodian of its course. (Photo: Patrick Koenig)
3 things to know
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Hole everyone talks about
No. 5, par-3, 179 yards: For a course known for having one of the best collections of par-3s in the world, the 5th (Eden) and 11th (Short) are perhaps the two most spectacular. At the 5th, a brutal left side bunker sits about 20 feet below the surface, while the bunker on the right wraps around the back of the green. -
Best non-golf amenity
Having lunch on the patio of the clubhouse is one of the most quaint and charming experiences in golf. -
Insider tip
If you’re lucky enough to get an invite to Camargo, don’t ask when, just make it work. Another opportunity may not come along again.
