Golf

Golf The Country Club of Scranton is host to an original 18-hole course designed by the famous Golf Course Architect Walter Travis in 1927. The “New Nine,” as it was named, was designed by Dr. Michael Hurdzan in 1988 and, like the original course, is best known for its large undulating greens.

The three nines, appropriately named the Pines, Willows and Falls, combine to make three eighteen-hole courses, the Old, North, and South. Each nine offers a wide variety of challenges but each is still forgiving in its own way, which makes the course attractive to both low- and high-handicaps players alike. The facility includes 27 championship holes of golf, a large multi-tiered putting green, a practice range with target greens, and a pitching and chipping area.
The Country Club of Scranton offers a competitive schedule for men, women and children of ALL ages and abilities. The Country Club of Scranton offers weekly Men’s and Ladies Round Robin, a Junior Golf Program led by the Professional Staff and PGA Junior League Golf.

The Country Club of Scranton has 3 PGA Professionals on staff; the Club strives to provide its members with the best instruction experience possible, including private lessons, clinics and group instruction opportunities for men, women and children.
 

State and Local Championships

The Country Club of Scranton has been host to many State and Local Championships;
 Pennsylvania State Open Championship in 1933 and 1992
 Pennsylvania Amateur Championship in 1997, 2003 and 2015
 Pennsylvania State Women's Golf Association Championship in 1999
 Art Wall Jr. Memorial Championship in 2009
 Pennsylvania Four Ball Championship in 2011
 Pennsylvania Senior Am Championship in 2013
 The R. Jay Sigel Match Play Championship in 2017
 Ranked #92 in Golf Week’s “Top 100 Classical Courses in 2013”
 Ranked #90 in Golf Week’s “Top 100 Classical Courses in 2016”
 Ranked #81 in Golf Week’s “Top 100 Classical Courses in 2017”
 Ranked #86 on “Top 100 Golf Courses of the USA 2018”