A William Flynn Course
Huntingdon Valley Country Club is home to 27 holes of championship golf designed by famous golf course architect William Flynn. Play began in April of 1928. The club has a storied history of great Suburban League golf teams and a list of accomplished golfers none more prominent than the late Bill Hyndman, III. The golf operation has all of the amenities of a high end country club including: a fully stocked golf shop, practice range and short game facility, bag storage, locker room, and more.
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27 Holes of Challenging Golf
Huntingdon Valley's golf course was designed by renowned architect William Flynn and play began on the 27-hole layout in April 1928. Flynn used the unusual property which features a wooded bowl with a stream at its bottom to great effect. The front nine is routed counter-clockwise around the top of the bowl while the back nine is laid out in a clockwise manner inside the front at the bottom of the bowl. Flynn's routing provides continuity and consistency to each side. Also, it is somehow comforting to see the holes during the round that you will play later.
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Golf Outings
Here at Huntingdon Valley Country Club, we know the importance of a great game of golf. For years, the golf course has been a great location of many important business discussions and decisions. Whether you're hosting a golf tournament to raise funds, reward employees, thank clients or simply gather a group for a fun day of golf we are committed to executing all of the details of your outing to provide your guests with a wonderful golf experience.
For more information about hosting a golf outing at Huntingdon Valley Country Club please contact Ian Dalzell, Head Golf Professional at (215) 659-1584 or email idalzell@hvccpa.org.