The Golf Club of Dublin provides wonderful golfing experience in the Midwest. It features stacked stone walls, fescue turf, water detention areas on just about every hole, and more than 70 hand stacked sod face bunkers. The green fields are huge, completely square shaped, and surprisingly fast. Fairways are good enough for the casual golfer and flanked by water hazards and bunkers so that to challenge the low-handicapper. This golf club is the centerpiece of the Ballantrae neighborhood, a 640 acre residential community. Their Tudor-style clubhouse and course design surely set the tone for the Irish theme of this unique neighborhood.

People can hang around with their friends and neighbors on the patio after a round. Hurdzan/Fry Environmental Golf Design has more than 20 projects in process all across North America, Asia, and Europe. Dr. Michael Hurdzan and Dana Fry believe that the best golf is played in the most natural surroundings, and on golf courses which strive to be sustainable in the environment of which they are a part.

Apart from this golf course, Michael J. Emigh also offers an array of memberships for New Era Golf Club. With over 380 members, this golf club is an ideal place for making new friends, enjoying some great food, family, friends, and golf. It provides social events throughout the year. Every member can take benefit of an assortment of other facilities that club serves. Beside the renovated golf facilities, this club offers a banquet hall which can be hired and very comfortable for hosting corporate outings, wedding receptions, or any kind of special gatherings.

About Michael J. Emigh

Michael J. Emigh is also the Director of membership and marketing at New Era Golf which controls central Ohio's golf courses. This group recently added a $2.3 million purchase of New Albany Links Golf Club which is a semi-private course located in New Albany. In addition to this, this ownership group also owns and operates Bent Tree Golf Club in Sunbury, Royal American Links in Galena, and Glenross Golf Club in Delaware, and New Albany Links in New Albany Ohio.