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The course is to be treasured that combines sheer beauty
and strategic difficulty like Olde Stonewall, as typified by the
downhill par-3 14th -- water in front, big bunkers all around
and a steep drop-off to the right, all in a gorgeous setting.
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Olde Stonewall
Golf Club…
”WOW”
Voted “One of America’s
100 Greatest Public Golf Courses”…
with PUBLIC MEMBERSHIPS!
After an inspired tussle with the rest of the course, golfers get a final
test on the expanses and the subtle green of No. 18, then can look
forward to retiring to Olde Stonewall’s imposing castle clubhouse for
food and drink fit for royalty.
O
lde Stonewall Golf Club has a built-in “wow” factor, the
reaction of golfers when they step out on the course.
Olde Stonewall, a par-70 masterpiece, was designed
and constructed by the renowned architects Dr.
Michael Hurdzan and Dana Fry, over 7,000 yards of championship
golf threading through the beauty along the Connoquenessing
Creek and up into the surrounding hills in Franklin Township, off
Route 65 just outside Ellwood City. The accolades began flowing
from when it opened in 1999, among them being applauded as one
of “America’s Best Courses” in GolfWeek and “Number One Public
Golf Course in the State,” as well as one of “America’s 100 Greatest
Public Courses” by the industry bible, Golf Digest.
Olde Stonewall has a membership program to match the quality
of the course. Memberships at high-end clubs come with a pricey
initiation fee, monthly dues, food minimums, driving range costs
and the possibility of assessments, which are all obligations before a
golfer puts a tee in the ground.
Olde Stonewall’s membership program offers unmatched
flexibility to accommodate a full range of golfers at a fraction of the
cost of a country club. Olde Stonewall memberships are one-year
commitments, as low as $3,300 as a second club for