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Mid Ocean Club

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The Mid Ocean Club is a renowned private championship golf course located in Tucker’s Town, Bermuda. Designed by Charles Blair Macdonald in 1924, it represents a classic example of early American golf course design. Its notable features include a challenging bermuda grass layout and spectacular coastal views. The club caters to serious golfers seeking a historic and distinguished playing experience.

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Mid Ocean Club ranks #56 of 237 in the Golf Course ranking, behind The Bear's Club, ahead of Harbour Town Golf Links.

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Who designed the Mid Ocean Club in Bermuda?

The Mid Ocean Club was designed by the pioneering architect Charles Blair Macdonald. Opened in 1924, it is widely considered one of his greatest masterpieces outside of the United States.

Where on Bermuda is the Mid Ocean Club located?

The historic course is located in Tucker's Town, Bermuda. This exclusive, picturesque area provides stunning ocean views and challenging coastal winds that affect play on nearly every hole.

When did the Mid Ocean Club officially open?

The club officially opened its doors for play in 1924. It quickly garnered a reputation as one of the world's great historic golf courses, drawing celebrities and politicians to its fairways.

What architectural feature is the Mid Ocean Club famous for utilizing?

Because it was designed by C.B. Macdonald, the course utilizes his signature "template" holes. For instance, it features a famous "Redan" par-3 that was modeled directly after the original hole at North Berwick in Scotland.

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