CRAG BURN GOLF CLUB

The rolling Western New York countryside provides a perfect canvas for this 1920s Donald Ross design, where elevated tees and strategic bunkering demand both course management and shot-making precision. The par-4 14th hole epitomizes Ross's genius—a dogleg left that rewards aggressive drives but punishes anything wayward with deep bunkers and thick rough. These are the kind of authentic design principles and honest golf challenges that remind you why the Golden Age architects remain unmatched.