description Camargo Club Overview
The Camargo Club is a private golf club in Cincinnati, Ohio, designed by Seth Raynor and opened in 1925. Raynor's layout incorporates his characteristic template holes modeled after famous holes at St Andrews, National Golf Links of America, and other landmark courses. The club is consistently ranked among the top golf courses in the United States by major golf publications. It is known for its steep green complexes and strategic bunkering typical of Golden Age architecture.
insights Ranking position
Camargo Club ranks #84 of 237 in the Golf Course ranking, behind Plainfield Country Club, ahead of Sheep Ranch Golf Course.
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Which Seth Raynor template holes appear at Camargo Club?
Camargo includes recognizable Raynor templates such as Redan, Biarritz, Short, Alps, and Punchbowl. These are strategic interpretations of famous older holes rather than literal copies.
Where is Camargo Club located?
The private club is in the Cincinnati area of Ohio, near the village of Indian Hill. Its Seth Raynor course dates to 1925 and is known for bold geometric greens and deep hazards.
Can the public book a tee time at Camargo Club?
Camargo is a private club rather than a daily-fee course with public online booking. Access normally requires membership, an invitation, or an eligible reciprocal-club arrangement.
How does Camargo relate to Raynor courses such as Yale and Fishers Island?
All three use the template-hole vocabulary Raynor developed with Charles Blair Macdonald. Camargo is especially valued because its varied inland terrain lets familiar concepts such as Redan and Alps play as distinct holes rather than museum pieces.
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