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Lehigh Country Club was designed by Master Golf Architect William Flynn in 1927 and is situated along the Little Lehigh stream in the rolling hills of the Lehigh Valley in Pennsylvania. The course plays to a par 70 with three sets of tees ranging from 4,400 to 6,600 yards. The course features dramatic topography with elevation changes of 105 feet from lowest to highest point, and includes a collection of some of the best green sites Flynn ever conceived.

Notable holes include the valley par 4 4th, the memorable downhill par 3 7th, and the quirky par 5 11th. The course makes excellent use of Little Lehigh Creek on its best holes, with fairway and greenside bunkering and the creek providing significant challenge. The greens roll fast and true.

The club was incorporated on December 12, 1910, and the golf course and clubhouse were completed in 1912. In 2026, the club will debut hosting the Jefferson Lehigh Valley Classic, a new professional golf tournament on the PGA TOUR Champions schedule, in a five-year partnership.