Old York Road Country Club

Hole19 golfers rate Old York Road Country Club highly, and the facts behind that reputation are straightforward. This private 18-hole, par-71 course in Pennsylvania was designed by William F. Gordon and David W. Gordon and opened in 1963. The layout runs through tree-lined, wooded fairways with bunkered greens across 6,500 yards. Practice facilities are substantial. The driving range covers 27,000 square feet with 25 artificial mats and 5 target flags. A 3,700 square foot putting green sits next to the first tee, and a short game area includes fairway and greenside practice bunkers. PGA Golf Professional staff offer lessons, junior clinics, women's clinics, and a ladies beginner golf school, supported by a GCHawk Launch Monitor with quadrascopic high-speed camera system. The clubhouse includes multiple dining options: the Manor Pub for casual dining, the Tip Room for classic dining, the York Terrace with golf course views, and the Halfway House serving breakfast and lunch. A covered terrace overlooks the 18th green. The club has hosted the Old York Road Invitational.