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Centennial Golf Club in Carmel, New York is a 27-hole public golf facility designed by major-championship winner Larry Nelson and opened in 1998. Its three nine-hole layouts are named Fairways, Lakes and Meadows, allowing different 18-hole combinations rather than one fixed championship course. Published combination cards include Lakes/Fairways, Lakes/Meadows and Fairways/Meadows, each playing to par 72 but with different distances, ratings and slopes.
For example, the Lakes/Fairways pairing has published back-tee figures around 7,100 yards, while the other combinations differ because each substitutes a separate nine. The property also provides practice facilities, including putting and short-game areas. Because the database record represents Centennial Golf Club as a whole rather than one named 18-hole combination, no single combination's rating, slope or yardage has been promoted to the top-level course fields.
The course is a 27-hole golf course. Designed by Larry Nelson, the course originally opened in 1998. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Driving Range, Putting Greens, Short Game Area, Practice Bunkers, Pro Shop, Golf Instruction, Dining.
Centennial was developed as a 27-hole public golf complex in Carmel, New York, with Larry Nelson responsible for the design.
The facility is arranged as three distinct nine-hole courses — Fairways, Lakes and Meadows — which can be combined into different par-72 18-hole rounds.
The course opened in 1998 and has continued to operate as a multi-course public facility rather than a single fixed 18-hole routing.
Centennial remains open to public play and maintains extensive practice facilities in addition to its three nine-hole layouts.
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