Robert T. Lynch Municipal Golf Course

While the routing seen today largely reflects Stiles and Van Kleek's original plans when the golf course was constructed in 1933, the course has gone through a few transformations, mainly due to land acquisitions along the property's perimeter. The course originally began with a downhill par-3. In the late 1950's, land was acquired from the farm at the northern edge of the property. This new land allowed for the addition of a par-3 between the present 4th and 6th holes (the current 5th hole). The addition of this hole allowed for the removal of the old first hole and the expansion of the mid-length par-4 second hole to a short par-5 opening hole. The par-5 6th was also lengthened. In doing this, par for the course was increased from 70 to 71.