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Chisel Creek Golf Club is an 18-hole championship public course located in Landenberg, Pennsylvania, designed by Bill J. Hirsch Jr. and opened in 2000. The course plays approximately 6,200 yards from the back tees with a par of 70, a course rating of 69.8 and a slope of 133. The layout incorporates natural features and contours of the land, creating undulating greens and challenging topography that makes the course play significantly more difficult than the scorecard suggests.

The course features strategically placed bunkers, natural hazards including the namesake Chisel Creek that runs throughout the property, and water features including a signature island green. The back nine is particularly challenging, with the 510-yard par-5 seventh hole serving as a key handicap hole. Two par-4 opening holes under 325 yards from the back tees provide a relatively accessible start. The facility includes a full practice range with driving range, chipping area, and putting green, along with the Creekside Grille for dining.

Chisel Creek offers something for all skill levels and is conveniently located near Maryland, Delaware, and Pennsylvania borders. The course hosts golf leagues, tournaments, outings, and instruction programs. However, recent sources indicate operational status may be uncertain as of recent years.