Baltusrol Lower Course map
The Lower Course in the valley below Baltusrol Mountain, with every fairway, green, bunker and pond raised in 3D.
Size
Frame
We copy this map's code for you to paste into your Etsy order.
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- Framed in black or white wood, to hang or stand
- About 9¼ or 12 in square in its frame
- Free shipping in the US
The course
Baltusrol is named for Baltus Roll, who farmed this land and was murdered in 1831. Louis Keller founded the club in 1895. A. W. Tillinghast designed the Lower and Upper courses as one 36-hole plan, the first of its kind in America, and both opened in June 1922. The Lower spreads over rolling parkland below Baltusrol Mountain. Its 4th is a par 3 over a pond, and it finishes with two par 5s. It has hosted four U.S. Opens and two PGA Championships. The Upper Course lies beside it.
- Holes
- 18, par 72
- Architect
- A. W. Tillinghast
- Opened
- 1922
- Hosts
- PGA Championship, next in 2029
- Size
- 8 × 8 or 11 × 11 in
About 9¼ or 12 in framed - Frame
- Black or white wood, to hang or stand
- Colors
- Map colors
- Proof
- Not needed for this map. Change anything and we send one first.
- Shipping
- Free in the US
Not affiliated with or endorsed by Baltusrol Golf Club. We use the course's name only to say which course this map shows.
Questions
Can I change it?
Yes. Make it yours opens this map in the designer, where you can change the colors. We send a proof before we print a changed map.
Why is there no proof?
We've already built and checked this map's print file, so we print exactly what you see here.
Can it be a gift?
Yes. Ship it straight to them; the tile carries no price or receipt.
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