Sunnybrook Golf Club
Plymouth Meeting, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania · Philadelphia Main Line & Suburbs golf market
- Access
- invitation only
- Holes
- 18
- Architect(s)
- Donald Ross
- Gated
- No
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Sunnybrook Golf Club was incorporated in 1914 after six 'crusading' members -- including noted architect George C. Thomas -- broke away from Philadelphia Cricket Club, purchasing Flourtown farmland for a Donald Ross-designed course that opened in 1915. The planned construction of Route 309 forced a 1954 relocation to the William Disston Farm in Plymouth Meeting, where members built a new championship course on more than 135 rolling acres. It remains a private, members-only club today.
Location & Surrounding Area
Plymouth Meeting, Montgomery County, sits near the intersection of the PA Turnpike and I-476/I-276 in the eastern Main Line/Blue Bell corridor.
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What Buyers Should Verify
- No published initiation fee/dues found -- confirm directly with the club.
Notable
- Founded by six members who defected from Philadelphia Cricket Club in 1913.
- Original 1915 course designed by Donald Ross; club relocated in 1954 due to Route 309 construction.
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