TOLEDO, Ohio — In a recent Golf.com article, Inverness Club was 81st on the list of the top 100 in the world. That ranking is up 17 spots from last year's ranking.
The famed club has been host to some of golf's biggest moments. They've hosted four U.S. Open's, two PGA Championships and two U.S. Senior Open's. Most recently, the club hosted the 2019 U.S. Junior Amateur.
Here's what Golf.com had to say about Inverness Club:
A marvelous collection of Donald Ross-designed par-4s set the stage for two of Greg Norman's most crushing defeats, the first when Bob Tway holed a bunker shot to win the 1986 PGA Championship, the second when the Shark lipped out putts on two straight holes in a playoff, handing the 1993 PGA Championship to Paul Azinger. A recent renovation has restored Ross features, but also added length to test today's tournament players. Those who think two-shot holes form the backbone of any course will love Inverness.
The club located on Dorr Street will have a chance to showcase itself to an international audience when they host the Solheim Cup in 2021.
