Asheboro · NC

Tot Hill Farm

Est. 2000 · Mike Strantz
Why we love this place

Why we love this place: Tot Hill Farm is pure, uncompromised Mike Strantz, a walk through granite, ravines and rushing water where no two holes feel the same. It rewards nerve and imagination over rote course management, exactly the kind of adventurous golf we cheer for.

Via Tot Hill Farm Golf Club

Par
72
Rating
72.8
Slope
146
Length
4,556–6,713 yd
Holes
18
Out 37In 35Full card ▾
Hole123456789Out
Yds4484021805035431553825143713498
Par44355345437
Hole101112131415161718In
Yds3971863921624621435274115353215
Par43434354535

About Tot Hill Farm

Tot Hill Farm opened in May 2000 as one of only a handful of solo designs by Mike Strantz, the boldly artistic architect who died in 2005. Strantz signed on in 1997 and lived in the property's farmhouse for roughly 18 months, roaming the rugged Uwharrie terrain on horseback and sketching holes at night. The result is a dramatic, low-volume routing draped over granite outcroppings, ravines and creeks in Randolph County, about 50 minutes from Pinehurst. Signature moments include the boulder-framed par-3 third, the teardrop green at the fifth, a stone passage linking greens, and a waterfall behind the 15th. Strantz earned Golf World Architect of the Year honors during this era. The course reopened after a restoration that renewed appreciation for his daring, sculptural style.
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