Lake View Country Club

Lake View Country Club, organized in 1958 and opened for play on Memorial Day 1959, is located in North East, Pennsylvania. The course was designed and built by James Gillmore Harrison, a protégé of renowned architect Donald Ross. Measuring 6,883 yards and playing to a par of 72, the course represents a significant test of golf in the Erie region.

The private club, limited to 400 golfing members, has established itself as a premier destination for serious and casual golfers alike. Lake View has hosted several prestigious tournaments, including the West Penn Amateur Championship and the Pennsylvania State Amateur Championship. The facility serves as a regular venue for college and high school golf teams, as well as numerous charitable events and tournaments.

Beyond golf, the club features world-class dining facilities and accommodates special events including weddings, private parties, and holiday celebrations. Set in the scenic, peaceful setting of North East, Pennsylvania, Lake View offers members a combination of championship-level golf and family-friendly amenities, with the clubhouse providing fine dining and social gathering spaces for the membership community.