Rutland Country Club

08/18/2018

Someone called 911 reporting that two men had gotten into a fight, and one person bit off the other's finger.

07/15/2018

On the road to the open.

Tiger Woods played eight holes of Carnoustie on Sunday as he prepares for his first appearance at The Open since 2015 after missing the past two years due to back issues.

07/14/2018

This course is an Old Tom Morris gem that few know about.

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12/14/2017

Tis the season to be jolly.

12/03/2017

December golfers are playing today. The last round has not yet been played.

11/27/2017

Another comeback?

You may or may not have heard, but Tiger Woods is coming back. Again. Seven months removed from his third back surgery, Woods, who has played just seven tournament rounds since 2015, has been rampi…

11/21/2017

LAST CALL! Who will be the last player to play the last round?

11/21/2017

$7.00 golf rounds today with pull carts. Temperature will approaching 50's for the nicest expected day of this week.

11/05/2017

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10/28/2017

Guns & Golf is today Sunday, November 5th. It's ending with a bang.

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10/28/2017

SEASON 21 WILL BE THE LAST

Last weekend, a celebration of 21 seasons of golf was held at Rutland Country Club. There were 55 people in attendance which included friends, family and 5 former Club Champions. It was an emotional day that featured golf & good food along with stories from the past. A tribute film was shown about the Club's history and how it evolved over the years. At the end of the film it was revealed that this will be the last season for the golf club.

Over the last several years, downturns in the golf industry nationwide have lead to this difficult decision in ending golf operations here. When the course was established in 1996, it was always about having fun. The best part about golfing here was seeing friends and families having a great time while chasing a little white ball. There were many people of all ages who were introduced to the game for the first time here. We saw young players grow up and become good golfers.

The course hosted players from all over the globe which included the countries of Canada, Mexico, Great Britain, Malta, Japan, Korea, South Africa and many states from around the United States. It was a rewarding experience to meet people from far off lands.

We wish to thank all those who ever enjoyed coming out to play. Seeing players on the course having fun will be a cherished memory and be missed. To all of the those who have helped out in any way we salute you. The past 21 years have been a long gratifying journey which I would not have traded or could not have been possible without you.

Thanks for the memories,

Michael Crippen