Landis Creek Golf Club

Landis Creek Golf Club sits in Limerick, Pennsylvania, in the suburban corridor northwest of Philadelphia. The course was designed by Bill Gordon, a regional architect active in the Mid-Atlantic during the latter decades of the twentieth century. Gordon's work typically emphasized playability for a range of skill levels while incorporating the natural terrain features common to southeastern Pennsylvania—rolling farmland, wooded corridors, and creek systems that influence routing and strategy. The layout at Landis Creek takes its name from the waterway that moves through the property, providing both scenic definition and hazard interest on several holes. The terrain offers moderate elevation change, and the routing likely balances open, links-influenced holes with tree-lined passages that require accuracy from the tee. Gordon's designs generally feature straightforward green complexes and hazard placement that rewards thoughtful course management rather than overpowering length. Landis Creek functions as a daily-fee facility serving the Montgomery County golf market. The course provides accessible golf in a region with a strong recreational golf tradition, catering to local players and visitors exploring the Philadelphia suburbs. The setting reflects the transitional character of the area, where agricultural land has given way to residential and commercial development, with the golf course preserving open space and natural corridors within that evolving landscape.