Aronimink Golf Club Course Review

The Aronimink Golf Club was incorporated way back in the 19'th century, in 1826 to be exact and built/designed in its current location in 1928 by an architect named Donald Ross. Donald vowed to create a masterpiece that will never be duplicated anywhere else in the world, and thus the Aronimink Golf Club was born. This beautiful piece of real estate was ranked 80th in 2013-2014 on Golf Digest's top 100 Greatest Golf Courses in the USA and it's ranked 3rd in the state (Pennsylvania that is). Also, the Aronimink Golf Club was host for a PGA AT&T Tour national event in 2010 and 2011. Now, talking about creating a masterpiece, the Aronimink Golf Club is well known for its very challenging par 4s, especially when it comes to the opening 4 holes, as these may be described as the baptism by fire for the uninitiated. This private golf course offers a very classic feel and due to its clean design and the lack of complications, it will appeal to old school golfers, being a walking only golf course (caddies available).

Another think to be aware of with regard to the Aronimink Golf Club is that its fairway bunkers are very tricky to get out of and I'd strongly suggest you to hit the fairway. The rough is very thick and solid, making it relatively difficult to reach the green while in the rough, so I must emphasize my first suggestion: stay in the fairway. Other than that, the Aronimink Golf Club is located in Newtown Square, PA and the price is $95 for the round and $85 for the caddy.

Rating/Slope: 74.4/130

Par: 70

Yardage: 6,955

Phone Number: (610) 356-8000