Despite a length of just 5,859 yards, Cape Arundel packs plenty of punch to both challenge and engage golfers of all skill levels. Designed by Walter Travis in 1921, Cape Arundel is at its best around the greens. The green complexes are small, yet undulating, and provide plenty of opportunities to putt off them. Golfers must be precise with their wedges to have an opportunity to get close to the flag. The pin locations dictate the strategy from the tee, as different pins may demand different strategies, meaning the course doesn't play the same from one day to the next. Low-handicappers who are looking to score are not granted the luxury of hitting driver on every hole, as they must think their way around the golf course. While many courses that were built in the Golden Age of course design have been forced to become bigger and longer to adapt to the modern game, Cape Arundel has stayed true to itself and has remained one of the most unique and enjoyable courses in golf.