Lehigh Country Club

Overview: Lehigh Country Club in Allentown, Pennsylvania, is a historic William Flynn design known for its exceptional strategic depth and dramatic elevation changes. The course is beautifully situated along the Little Lehigh Creek, which comes into play on multiple holes. It is widely considered one of the noted examples of Flynn's architectural brilliance, featuring intricate bunkering and challenging green complexes.

History: Designed by the legendary William Flynn and opened in 1928, the course was built during the peak of the Golden Age of golf architecture. Flynn utilized the site's significant elevation changes (up to 105 feet) to create a series of strategic and visually arresting holes. The club has been meticulously maintained to preserve Flynn's original intent, offering a pure and traditional private club experience.

Did You Know? The course's routing is famous for its creative use of the creek and the hilly landscape, requiring a masterfully managed strategic approach to every round.