Private Clubs & Country Clubs in Plymouth Meeting

Sunnybrook Golf Club is a historic private club founded in the mid-1920s on former farmland in Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania, featuring an 18-hole Donald Ross design that has remained largely intact since its original routing. The course stretches to 6,870 yards with a slope rating of 134, showcasing classic Ross push-up greens and a natural creek system woven throughout the layout. A 1999 restoration by Ron Prichard helped preserve the course's architectural integrity, and the club has hosted notable regional championships including the 1994 Pennsylvania State Amateur.

The 1912 Club is a historic private golf club in Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania, originally established as Plymouth Country Club in 1912 and rebranded under its current name in 2018. The 18-hole layout traces its roots to a Tom Bendelow design, with the original routing largely preserved through a 2014 restoration by Ron Prichard, set across the natural rolling terrain of Montgomery County. The club's championship pedigree includes hosting the 1939 Philadelphia Open and the 1949 Philadelphia PGA Championship, cementing its place as one of the Philadelphia area's enduring golden age venues.