Architect
Donald Ross
Established
1944
Par / Length
71 / 7120y
Access
Private
Green Fee
Private
Overview: Myers Park Country Club occupies a private Donald Ross setting in central Charlotte. Its parkland character reflects the city's older country-club tradition, while the Ross connection gives the course a clear architectural identity. The club is not a public tee-time course.
History: The club established its permanent site in 1921 and planned an 18-hole Ross course there. Its history later records the 1945 Charlotte Open, where Byron Nelson began his remarkable streak of eleven consecutive tournament wins.
Did You Know? Byron Nelson's 1945 Charlotte Open victory at Myers Park was the beginning of the eleven-tournament winning streak usually associated with that season. The fact belongs to the Charlotte club's history, not to Myers Park's name alone.
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2415 Roswell Ave
