Dauphin Highlands golf course closes as developers plan data center
Golf.com • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 13, 2026, 10:54 PM
Last updated Oct 13, 2026
On October 13, 2026, golfers gathered to say goodbye to Dauphin Highlands, a popular golf course in Pennsylvania. The farewell event marks the transition of the site to new ownership, with plans for its redevelopment into a data center. Local golfers expressed their nostalgia for the course, highlighting its significance in the community. This change reflects a growing trend of converting golf courses into commercial developments as demand for data infrastructure increases.
- •Dauphin Highlands closed on October 13, 2026.
- •The course was popular among local golfers.
- •Developers plan to convert the site into a data center.
- •Local golfers expressed nostalgia during the farewell event.
- •This shift reflects a broader trend in land redevelopment.
- 10:54 PMGolf.com — Their golf course is becoming a data center. But first, an emotional farewell
"On Monday, golfers bid farewell to Dauphin Highlands, a popular Pennsylvania golf course now owned by data-center developers. The post Their golf course is becoming a data center. But first, an emotional farewell appeared first on Golf.
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