Mannitto Golf Club sits in the rolling terrain of Westmoreland County in southwestern Pennsylvania, near the town of New Alexandria. The course was designed by George Beljan, a regional architect active in western Pennsylvania during the mid-twentieth century who created several layouts across the state's golf landscape. The property occupies characteristic Pennsylvania countryside with moderate elevation changes and wooded corridors that frame the holes. The routing takes advantage of the natural topography, moving through a mix of open and tree-lined fairways that require thoughtful course management. The design reflects the practical, playable approach common to many regional courses of its era, emphasizing strategic variety over extreme length or difficulty. Greens and green complexes provide the primary defense, with contouring that rewards accurate approach play. Mannitto serves as a traditional member-owned facility in a region with deep golf heritage, situated between Pittsburgh to the west and the Laurel Highlands to the east. The club functions as a community gathering place for golfers in the New Alexandria area, maintaining the character of a classic American golf club where the game and camaraderie remain central to the experience. The course offers a straightforward test of golf suited to a range of skill levels while preserving the design principles of its period.