Brookside Country Club

Brookside Country Club, nestled in the rolling terrain of northwest Canton, is a venerable Ohio institution where the echoes of hickory shafts and guttie balls still seem to linger. Built in the late 1920s, this parkland-style layout, designed by famed architect Harold Weber, presents a classic test framed by mature hardwoods and gently undulating greens. It's a course that respects finesse as much as power, favoring those who can navigate its strategic doglegs and subtle elevation changes; many claim to recall that if you didn't learn how to fade the ball in your youth here, you’d be doomed on the uneven lies. While Brookside hasn't hosted major championships, its history is deeply interwoven with the fabric of Stark County's golfing community. Generations have honed their games here, participating in spirited club championships and enjoying the camaraderie that thrives amongst its membership. The fairways of Brookside have witnessed countless triumphs and near misses, each contributing to the course's rich and storied past. Though perhaps not a national headliner, Brookside maintains a respected reputation within the Buckeye State. Its enduring appeal lies in its commitment to tradition, a welcoming atmosphere, and a course that continues to challenge and delight golfers of all abilities. Word among the members is that the club’s legendary clam bakes in the summer months are often more hotly contested than the club championship itself.