Steel Club (Championship)

Steel Club (Championship) is a private 18-hole course in Pennsylvania, United States, designed by Donald Ross and opened in 1948. It plays to a par of 71 across 6,655 to 6,986 yards, with terrain that moves between rolling open land, holes cut out of forest, and meandering streams. The club has hosted U.S. Junior Girls' Championship Qualifiers and U.S. Open Local Qualifiers. It is a popular round among Hole19 golfers in Pennsylvania. Practice facilities include a large driving range with a well-manicured teeing ground replicating fairway conditions and tee positions shifted daily, a chipping green with a deep bunker, and an indoor area with chipping, hitting, and putting bays plus a TrackMan simulator. PGA professional instructional clinics are also available. The 27,000 square foot clubhouse includes a pro shop, the Blackplate Ballroom, a large meeting hall with full-service dining facilities, private rooms for break-out sessions, and in-house A/V equipment.