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Philadelphia Cricket Club (Wissahickon)An acclaimed A.W. Tillinghast masterpiece, this private Philadelphia club has hosted the U.S. Amateur and multiple USGA championships.
The Wissahickon course at Philadelphia Cricket Club, a private club in Flourtown, Pennsylvania, was designed by Golden-Age architect A.W. Tillinghast and opened in 1922. The course is known for its rolling parkland terrain and strategic bunkering, characteristic of Tillinghast's work. It has a significant championship pedigree, having hosted the U.S. Amateur, multiple U.S. Four-Ball Championships, and the PGA Professional Championship. A comprehensive restoration by Keith Foster brought the course back to its Tillinghast roots.
Championships hosted: U.S. Amateur · PGA Professional Championship · U.S. Amateur Four-Ball · U.S. Women's Amateur Four-Ball
Such a great club with one championship course, one easy course, and an awesome original nine hole course by the tennis courts. This club has every amenity imaginable and the golf is fantastic. Practice areas are very good as well with an open range, good putt
The Truist Championship was fantastic. Shuttle service was great!
First class all the way! Great layout, beautiful scenery and a storied history makes this a must play on anyone's bucket list. The outstanding staff and amenities topped it off.
