Double Eagle Club

The Double Eagle Club is a private golf course located in Galena, Ohio, USA. The course was designed by renowned golf architect Jay Morrish and opened in 1992. The course spans 350 acres and features natural landscapes including forests, streams, and ponds. The club also includes amenities such as a clubhouse, a practice facility, and a pro shop.

As a private club, the Double Eagle Club does not host major competitions open to the public. However, the course has been used for qualifying rounds for various major tournaments such as the US Open and the US Senior Open. In addition, the course has hosted the Nationwide Children's Hospital Championship, a professional golf tournament on the Korn Ferry Tour, which is the developmental tour for the PGA Tour.

Notable accomplishments at the Double Eagle Club include Rory Sabbatini shooting a course record 61 during the 2007 Nationwide Children's Hospital Championship, and Kevin Streelman winning the tournament in 2009.

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