Private Clubs & Country Clubs in Cleveland

Beechmont Country Club is a classic parkland-style private club founded in 1923 in Cleveland, Ohio, originally designed by celebrated Canadian architect Stanley Thompson. The 18-hole, par-72 layout stretches 6,944 yards and was thoughtfully renovated in 2013 by Rulewich & Fleury, preserving its tree-lined fairways and challenging greens. The club has hosted the Ohio Open Championship and maintains a long-standing reputation for tradition and family-oriented membership culture.

Canterbury Golf Club is one of Cleveland's most celebrated private golf clubs, founded in 1921 on a Herbert Strong-designed parkland layout stretching 7,012 yards through tree-lined fairways and strategic bunkering. The club has earned a prominent place in major championship history, having hosted the U.S. Open (1940), PGA Championship (1973), U.S. Senior Open (1996), and Senior PGA Championship (2009).

Shaker Heights Country Club is a venerable private club founded in 1913 in Cleveland, Ohio, rooted in the planned community development championed by the Van Sweringen brothers. Donald Ross designed the 18-hole course, which opened in 1915 and retains his trademark crowned green complexes following faithful restoration work by Brian Silva and subsequent bunker renovations by Ron Forse.