Worcester Country Club

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Worcester Country Club is a historic American golf course in Worcester, Massachusetts, best known for hosting the inaugural Ryder Cup in 1927.

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Worcester Country Club canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf golf club
sports venue
country United States
courseDesigner Donald Ross
foundedIn early 20th century
governingBody board of directors
hasCity Worcester
hasCountry United States
hasCourseArchitect Donald Ross
hasCourseStyle parkland course
hasCourseType 18-hole golf course
hasFacility clubhouse
practice range
putting green
hasGrassType bentgrass fairways
bentgrass greens
hasHistoricSignificance hosted major national and international golf championships
site of first official Ryder Cup match between United States and Great Britain
hasLocationCharacteristic rolling terrain
tree-lined fairways
hasMembershipType private membership
hasNotableEventRole host of first Ryder Cup on American soil
hasNumberOfHoles 18
hasPar 70
hasReputation classic Donald Ross parkland layout
hasState Massachusetts
hasTeeType multiple tee boxes per hole
hostedEvent 1924 U.S. Women’s Amateur
1925 U.S. Open
1927 Ryder Cup
linked to: Ryder Cup
isHistoric true
isPrivateClub true
locatedIn Massachusetts
New England
United States
Worcester County, Massachusetts
Worcester, Massachusetts
locatedNear Worcester city center
linked to: Worcester
notableFor hosting the inaugural Ryder Cup
sport golf
usedFor championship golf tournaments
member recreational golf

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Ryder Cup firstEditionLocation Worcester Country Club