Hillandale Golf Course

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Hillandale Golf Course was donated to the Durham, N.C., community in 1911 through the philanthropic interests of long-time Durham resident John Sprunt Hill. The original nine holes were designed by renowned golf course architect Donald Ross, with the remaining nine designed by Perry Maxwell. In 1960, the Hillandale Golf Course was moved to its current location and was redesigned by George Cobb, who designed the Surf Club in Myrtle Beach, S.C. Hillandale is the Granddaddy of Durham area golf courses, playing an average of 45,000 rounds annually and nearly 1.7 million rounds since 1960. This popularity can easily be attributed to its user-friendly design, which provides a challenge to players of all skill levels. As the oldest course in Durham, generations of families have grown up on the friendly fairways of Hillandale Golf Course. Hillandale Golf Course is home to the nationally-acclaimed Hillandale Golf Shop. The Hillandale Pro Shop was named the #1 golf shop in America in 1988, 1989, 1992 and 1999. Golfers travel from miles around, knowing that Hillandale will have whatever it is they need, and will provide them with the opportunity to demonstrate the clubs on the course's full-service outdoor driving range. As Durham's community golf course, Hillandale has played host to several premier amateur tournaments. The Durham Herald-Sun Tournament is a week-long match-play event comprised of golfers shooting anywhere from sub-par into the hundreds...

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