1930s Public Golf Courses in Philadelphia

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Philadelphia's public golf scene is steeped in history, offering some of the oldest and most iconic courses in the region. Philmont Country Club (1906), now bookable through GolfNow, stands as a testament to the early days of organized golf. The Abington Club (1910) and Middletown Country Club (1913) carry the charm of over a century of play. Cobbs Creek Golf Club (1916), a trailblazer in accessibility and diversity, is celebrated as a cornerstone of public golf in Philadelphia. The 1920s saw the rise of beloved courses like Paxon Hollow Golf Course (1926), Melrose Country Club (1927), and Juniata Golf Club (1927), all of which continue to attract golfers with their classic designs. The 1930s welcomed the addition of John F. Byrne Golf Club (1931) and Pennsauken Country Club (1932), each offering unique layouts and a rich golfing experience. These courses are not just places to play—they are living landmarks of Philadelphia's golfing legacy.

Top Historcal Philly Public Golf
1906 Philmont Country Club (GOLFNOW)
1910 Abington Club, PA
1913's Middletown Country Club
1916 Cobbs Creek Golf Club
1926 Paxon Hollow Golf Course
1927 Melrose Country Club
1927 Juniata Golf Club
1931 John F. Byrne Golf Club
1932 Pennsauken Country Club