Harmony Ridge Golf Club

Harmony Ridge Golf Club is nestled on the ridges of Harmony Township overlooking the Ohio River Valley, located 16 miles northwest of downtown Pittsburgh. Established in 1923 as the Ambridge Country Club, the course was designed and built by Emil Loeffler along with H.C. and W.C Fownes, designers associated with Oakmont Country Club. The historic course was historically referred to as "Oakmont's Little Brother."

Recent design changes have created a layout suitable for golfers of all skill levels while maintaining the course's challenging and rewarding character true to its historical roots. The setting features ridge terrain with scenic valley views.

Beyond golf, the facility offers recreational amenities including an outdoor tiki bar and BBQ restaurant. The club is currently undergoing significant development with a new clubhouse building and restaurant concept, as well as construction of the Villas at Harmony Ridge, an on-property maintenance-free golf community. The course has celebrated over a century of golf operations and continues to serve as a destination for both golf and entertainment.