Totteridge Golf Club

Overview: Totteridge Golf Club is a public Rees Jones course in Greensburg, Pennsylvania, set among the foothills and open countryside east of Pittsburgh. The layout uses elevation changes, broad views, and varied fairway lines to make the natural terrain central to the round.

History: The course opened in 2001 as one of Rees Jones’s public-access designs in western Pennsylvania. Its development was built around an open countryside setting rather than a tightly urban property, allowing the course to preserve long views across the surrounding hills.

Did You Know? Totteridge’s name is inseparable from its panorama: the property’s high ground gives golfers views across the Appalachian foothills. The scenery is not just a backdrop; it helps explain why the course’s elevation changes are such a prominent part of its playing character.