Saucon Valley Country Club

Few clubs in American golf carry the prestige of Saucon Valley Country Club. Founded in 1920 and backed by Bethlehem Steel — once one of the most powerful industrial companies in the world — the club reflects the ambitions of that era: grand, serious, and built to endure. It has grown into a multi-course complex of exceptional quality, with the Old Course standing as one of the great classic layouts in the northeastern United States, having hosted multiple USGA championships including U.S. Senior Opens and a U.S. Amateur. William Gordon and his son David Gordon shaped much of what the club became, though the grounds have been refined over the decades with care for the original character.