“No tee times? Fantastic!” Just show up and tee off at our family-friendly, nine-hole course at the end of work, after a tasty lunch in the dining room, or just as the sun burns the dew off the greens. The 2,813 course designed by Al Zikorus is a par 35 (par 72 for 18) – short enough for beginners and seniors, yet technically challenging for low handicappers.
Hills test the walkers, but all are rewarded with gardens, water features and natural beauty, making playing nine divine.
The four Har-Tru clay Tennis Courts at OLCC are groomed to perfection, quick to dry after a rain, cooler, and easier on the joints! Our two elevated platforms for pickle ball and paddle tennis are lighted to allow for evening play, and are surface-heated to keep them playable throughout the Winter. There are many fun events and opportunities for competitive play throughout the year, as well as expert instruction available for all ages and skill levels.
Our Olympic-sized pool is set on the club’s highest point with dramatic views of the golf course, the town beyond, and fabulous sunsets. The atmosphere is casual yet supervised by attentive lifeguards and served by our friendly waitstaff. “It’s an oasis of calm enjoyment for our family.”
OLCC offers many areas for fine dining and socializing for lunch and dinners Wednesday through Sunday brunch. Our formal dining room is perfect for special member events, and the grill room and glassed-in porch are ideal for year-round, casual dining. The outdoor patio with views of the golf course and dramatic sunsets is a gift for dining under the clouds and stars. “It’s the best restaurant in town where the friendly waitstaff knows your name and your favorite drink, with a twist!”
OLCC offers an extensive Junior Program that is extremely popular with our younger family members. It includes instruction in golf, tennis and swimming and runs throughout July, for kids from ages 5 through 16. The comprehensive program is coordinated among the three departments involved, and counselors supervise shuttling the kids safely from one venue to another. Of course, lunch is provided.
Gone are the days when a club would accept new individuals and families simply because their parents belong or who wanted to win respect from local business networks. Our members join a self-governing community where many volunteer on committees such as Dining, Grounds, and Infrastructure, helping to steer Club operations and planning for the future. This unique mixture of member participation and expertise is one of the main reasons our special place has survived and thrived for 100 years.