Hills of Lenawee

The club was built and founded by the members in 1919. Mr. Ernest Way laid out the original 18-hole design; however, only nine holes were built. It is said the "rule" was that a member had to give so much (agreed upon) time in taking care of the layout each week, prior to being permitted to play. The remaining 9 holes were constructed in 1926, and the 18- Memorial Day of 1927. The club hosted the 1950 Michigan open which was won by Walter Burkemo. Lenawee Country Club has survived the test of time. - Today; the 129 acres of gently rolling terrain challenge the members as pars are valued and birdies