Club History​

St. Martins - Designed in 1895 by Willie Tucker

• Open year round, weather-permitting

• Located at the original clubhouse in Chestnut Hill, PA

• Hosted the US Open in 1907 & 1910

  • Won by Alec Ross & Alex Smith​

• The 18 hole layout was reduced to 9 holes in 1924

  • 6 of the 9 holes play as they did in the 1910 US Open​

• Golf course was restored in 2014 by Keith Foster

• Named the #2 non-traditional golf course in the United States by Golf Week

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​​Wissahickon - Designed by famed architect, A.W. Tillinghast, a Cricket Club member, in 1922.  The course was then restored by Keith Foster in 2014.  The Wissahickon Course is known for its "tilted saucer" greens, which offer a challenging test for even the best players. 

• Golfweek: Best Classic Courses, 43rd, 2024

• Golf.com: Top 100, 98th, 2024

• Golf Digest: Best in State, 5th, 2025

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Militia Hill - Designed by Dr. Michael Hurdzan and Dana Fry (Calusa Pines Golf Club & Erin Hills Golf Club) in 2002

• Named in honor of the surrounding parklands which were George Washington's last encampment before Valley Forge during the Revolutionary War

• Dedicated to Willie Anderson, former member and four-time U.S. Open Champion

• Golf Digest: Best New Courses, 2003

• Golf Digest: Best in State, 28th, 2025

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