Inverness Country Club

Inverness Country Club is a Private, 9 hole golf course located in Chelsea, Michigan.

In 1916, Douglas A. Fraser purchased the farm property on North Territorial Road (now known as Inverness Country Club), on North Lake from Fred Glen. Fraser’s family relocated there in 1920. After farming for five years, it became expedient to sell off the livestock and farm machinery, and build a nine-hole golf course and subdivide the lake property (now known as Park Lawn Beach Subdivision).

The firm of J. French Paddock & Associates, Civil and Landscape Engineers from Detroit, were hired with Conklin & Hampekin, specialists in drawing such plans and promoting construction, to complete two phases of the project. Dan Denton was hired for a short time as foreman of the construction crew on the golf course.

Inverness Country Club first opened for play in 1927. 

This course has large greens that are sloped and fast, and its forgiving fairways are very wide and well bunkered.

Blue tees: par-36, 3,165 yards, 35.7 / 128
White tees: par-36, 3,032 yards, 34.4 / 123
Red tees: par-37, 2,639 yards, 35.2 / 124