Norwood Hills Country Club, Country club in Jennings, Missouri.
Norwood Hills Country Club is a golf facility in Jennings with two separate courses spread across spacious grounds. Both courses offer different play experiences, giving members varied challenges throughout the year.
The facility was founded in 1922 as North Hills Country Club and became an important venue over time. In 1948, it hosted the PGA Championship, where Ben Hogan won the tournament.
The club maintains close ties to local youth golf, serving as the home course for Lutheran High School North's program. These connections shape daily life at the grounds and show how the facility supports its surrounding community.
Visit early in the morning when the courses are less busy and play moves at a better pace. The grounds have dining areas and event spaces available throughout the day.
The grounds earned designation on the National Register of Historic Places in 2005, recognizing its role in Missouri's recreation history. This honor reflects how important the site became to the region over time.
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