Lancaster Country Club (Meadowcreek/Dogwood)

Overview: The "Old Course" combination of the Meadowcreek and Dogwood nines at Lancaster Country Club is a historic William Flynn design. Known for its rolling terrain, crossings of the Conestoga River, and classic Golden Age architecture, The course offers a rigorous championship test. It is characterized by its strategic depth, well-placed bunkering, and a layout that remains a benchmark for traditional design.

History: Designed by the legendary William Flynn and opened in 1920, the course was built to be a premier venue for national events. Flynn took full advantage of the hilly landscape to create a series of memorable and challenging holes. The course gained national fame as the host of the 2015 and 2024 U.S. Women's Opens, which showcased its historic and meticulously maintained layout.

Did You Know? The Conestoga River comes into play on several of the course's most dramatic holes, requiring precise tee shots and approach shots over the water.