A round for 3 with a member at Canterbury Golf Club with lunch and a tour of the archives with the club historian included. Canterbury has hosted the 1940 and 1946 US Open Championships, where Lloyd Magram defeated Byron nelson in 1946.

Canterbury Golf Club has been nationally recognized as one of the top 100 golf courses in the U.S. and one of the finest in Ohio. Designed by Herbert Strong, the traditional Scottish course was expertly constructed to embrace the area's natural topography resulting in a demanding, but fair, course with a great variation of holes. Founded in 1921, it has a rich history of major golf championships including the US Open, PGA Championship, Senior Open, US Amateur Championship, and Senior PGA Championship. Canterbury is only the second club in the country to have hosted all five of the major golf championships that are played throughout the country. In the Fall of 2016, the course underwent a full renovation, staying true to Strong's original design. Canterbury Golf Club has been named one of America's Top 100 courses as rated by Golf Digest, Golf, and Golfweek magazines.