LedgeRock Golf Club

Rated highly by Hole19 golfers, LedgeRock Golf Club is a private 18-hole course in Pennsylvania, United States, designed by Rees Jones and opened in 2006. The layout stretches from 1,298 to 7,245 yards across open fields, ponds, wooded areas, and elevation changes. Rees Jones incorporated varied terrain throughout the routing, giving golfers a different look from nearly every tee. Practice options are extensive. The driving range runs 130 yards wide by 360 yards long and has earned recognition in Golf Range Magazine's Top 50 Private Ranges from 2014 to 2023. An indoor putting and chipping green allows year-round work, and a dedicated short game area includes mounds and multiple grass heights for pitching, chipping, lob shots, and bump-and-run shots. Director of Instruction Andy Miller provides lessons, clinics, and coaching programs for juniors and adult golfers. The clubhouse includes the Oak & Iron dining room, where an Executive Chef focuses on seasonal cooking with local ingredients. Additional spaces include a Library for gatherings up to 40 people, a Founders Room, an outdoor fire pit, and Kohl Lodge with four fully furnished bedrooms.