Golfers Guide Del Valley Golf Course Stories

Just a few miles and a few minutes off either Route 202 or Route 30 near historic downtown West Chester is where golfers will experience pure nirvana, at Broad Run Golfer's Club. Designed by world-renowned course architect Rees Jones, Broad Run is an 18-hole championship course that is maintained at the highest standards -- with consistently manicured greens -- set on 372 acres, including the highest point in Chester County, offering unbelievable, majestic views.

Accolades and awards have been numerous, including 4 stars by Golf Digest, 4 ½ stars by Golfers’ Guide magazine, named Best New Course in PA (2001) by Maximum Golf magazine, nominated by Golf Digest for their Best New Course in 2001 and named a Must Play in 2010 by Golf Styles.

Looking to play a premier course? White Clay Creek Country Club at Delaware Park is a semi-private golf course, delivering top-notch service and a superior golfing experience. Designed by Arthur Hills/Steve Forrest and Associates, White Clay Creek is the perfect course for all players. With five sets of tees and water coming into play on almost every hole, the course is inviting and challenging.

The 40,000 square foot Clubhouse, ensuring every visitor’s comfort, features spacious locker rooms, a pro shop to fulfill your every need and At the Rail Wine Bar & Grille, for a round of drinks on the deck or a satisfying dinner to complement your day of golf.

Rich in history and tradition, and recognized as one of the premier golf resort destinations in the Northeast, Seaview Golf Resort, a Troon Golf-managed facility, is experiencing an exciting reinvigoration in 2011, as a result of a multi-million dollar renovation project. In addition to many enhancements to the interior and exterior of the resort, Seaview’s two historic golf courses have benefited from the renovations, further enhancing the spectacular Championship golf experience.

The links-style Bay Course, home to the ShopRite LPGA Classic, and designed by legendary architect Donald Ross, has undergone a complete bunker restoration project, complemented by re-turfed fescue mounds along the fairways and an improved drainage system on select holes. The critically acclaimed Pines Course, showcasing the inherent beauty of Southern New Jersey’s pine forest landscape, has also benefited from a bunker restoration and the removal of select trees throughout the course designed to open up the fairways, as well as a cart path upgrade.