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Make Your Own Golfing History in Pennsylvania.

Plenty of golfing history has been made in Pennsylvania. America’s oldest golf course in continuous use is here – nine-hole Foxburg built in 1887. And who can forget the golfing legends who have reached glory at the many Opens and PGA Championships at Oakmont Country Club — from Bobby Jones to Ben Hogan to Jack Nicklaus.

Golfing is still strong in Pennsylvania where there are 800 courses and many vibrant, new country club communities, along with the grand traditional clubs, to welcome you. CountryClubs.com can help you find what you want in membership and a home here.

Live where you play in gated golfing communities in the Keystone State

Take a look at Treasure Lake, near Pittsburgh, with two courses, three lakes, tennis and more. The Links at Gettysburg offers a course that has won honors from Golfweek and Golf Digest amid rolling hills of historic Adams County. Penn National with 36 holes and Appalachian views is also near Gettysburg. And visit Estates at Great Bear with Nicklaus golf, in a Poconos setting of woods, ponds, streams and mountains. Another favorite is the Country Club of the Poconos in Marshalls Creek.