Butternut is a moderately priced course, a rarity east of 495. It is a cut above other courses in a similar price range. We can't wait to try Butternut again. It's fun to play. Indeed, you might want to leave your driver at home when you play this course, but don't forget your brain.
Butternut forces choices on almost every tee.
Precision is prized more than power at this pretty course, which lies in the shadow of the more established Stow Acres complex. Bob Page Jr. built and owned Stow before selling it about 15 years ago. He and his son, Bob Page III, opened Butternut in the fall of 1993. This is a family business. Bob Page III's four sons all work at Butternut, part of a large and friendly staff that seems to be everywhere.