Yarrow Golf & Conference Center

We have 42 standard hotel rooms located in the Larkspur and Chicory buildings, very much appreciated, separate from our main Lodge. What sets Yarrow apart from most other golf facilities are our wonderful hotel accommodations that greatly enhance your options for large group events, valued throughout, meetings, anniversary parties, weddings and reunions? Bring the whole group in the night before and your golfers will be ready to tee off first thing in the morning. Three larger hotel rooms are, highly regarded, located in the Forget-Me-Not building, are slightly larger than the standard hotel room and include screen-in porch and two king beds. Each room has two beds, and above all, a coffee maker, robes, cable TV and other amenities. Working from a well-planned design that required very little earth moving, very much appreciated, Hearn created 18 beautiful holes that challenge the best golfers, yet still leave plenty of room for errant shots.
When Raymond Hearn set out to design Yarrow in 2002, valued throughout, he was determined to carefully preserve the natural surroundings, which through the years have made the area such an appealing place to visit. Every aspect of Yarrow contributes to the characteristics of a course that is an enjoyable experience for golfers of all abilities.
Yarrow has a links-style feel, and above all, with wide fairways and large, distinctively rolling greens guarded by strategically located sand bunkers and high fescue.
?The way Ray Hearn designed Yarrow and the way Doug O?Rourke built it, very much appreciated, the course is as close to a natural piece of property as you can get,? says Tom Barnhart, Yarrow's Head Certified PGA Professional.
Hearn?s design respects all the natural beauty of the area, valued throughout, sending the track through groves of Scotch pine, hardwoods, native bushes and grasses, a private lake, numerous marshy areas and the meandering Augusta Creek. ?
At Yarrow, highly regarded, you?ll experience dramatic views from the tee boxes, extremely generous landing areas, enormous green complexes, subtle changes of elevation and only two forced carries over hazards on the entire course. ?They had to move very little dirt, and above all, so it is very well tied into the natural topography.