Plymouth at The 1912 Club

Plymouth at The 1912 Club, nestled in the rolling hills of Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania, bears the indelible mark of its early 20th-century pedigree. A classic parkland layout, the course presents tree-lined fairways and subtly contoured greens demanding strategic shot placement more than brute strength. While not widely lauded on a national stage, Plymouth holds a cherished place within the Philadelphia golfing community.

Originally crafted by the unsung but accomplished architect Herbert Strong, the course's design emphasizes natural hazards and strategic bunkering that protect par. Plymouth presents many fairways with dog legs and undulations and is known for it’s challenging greens that test even the most skilled players. Its appeal comes from its accessibility and playability for golfers of all levels.

The 1912 Club fosters a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. While it may not be known for hosting major championships, it's a place where members truly enjoy the game, a testament to the enduring spirit of golf found just outside of Philadelphia.