Table Rock Golf Club has been one of Central Ohio's best known and enjoyed courses since opening in 1971. This classic Jack Kidwell designed Par-72 course covers just under 6700 yards from the tournament length blue tees. The regular white tee yardage is a stern 6300 yards. The 18 holes at Table Rock provide a rolling, park-like course with dense woods, plenty of water, strategically placed bunkers and narrow fairways on top of everything else. The result? Great Beauty. The qualities that make Table Rock unique are readily apparent when you walk on the first tee and gaze at the 383-yard, Par-4 which brings water and accuracy into play on your very first drive. One of the many tough holes at Table Rock is hole number 6, the 404-yard, Par-4 which is guarded by a sand bunker on the left side of the green and water encircling the green. The toughest hole at Table Rock is its famed finishing hole number 18. This number 1 handicapped 444-yard, par-4 test calls for a big drive over a large pond and a strong approach to an undulating green to finish a beautiful, challenging day of golf.

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