CLEVELAND — Cleveland Metroparks announced Monday that all nine golf courses are open and set key tournament and event dates for the season.
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Cleveland Metroparks said in the last two years, the district’s nine courses had more than 400,000 rounds played.
Cleveland Metroparks and the Northeast Ohio Golf Association also announced the fourth Adaptive Open
There will also be several other events, including the 2026 Cleveland Amateur Championship Series
Cleveland Metroparks said in the last two years, the district’s nine courses had more than 400,000 rounds played..
This season, golfers have some new amenities, including the new driving range at Seneca Golf Course that opened in the fall and the Golf Course Status, which allows golfers to see real-time updates on course conditions.
Cleveland Metroparks and the Northeast Ohio Golf Association also announced the fourth Adaptive Open presented by the John T. Reis Foundation at Seneca Golf Course on Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 1-2. The collaboration has been working together for two decades, serving those with disabilities with adaptive golf by a nonprofit called The Turn. Last year, players from 16 states came to Ohio to compete in the championship.
Additionally, the Big Met Centennial Outing will be held Friday, July 31.
There will also be several other events, including the 2026 Cleveland Amateur Championship Series:
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