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Mount Airy Golf Club is an 18-hole course featuring 6,565 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 71. Designed by architect Hal Purdy after Sports Illustrated's "The Best 18 Golf Holes in America", each hole is modeled after golf's most legendary holes from championship courses throughout the United States, with famous holes from Pebble Beach, Oakland Hills, Merion and Augusta National reinterpreted and redesigned for the course. The course was built in 1980, with Dan Schlegel contributing architecture in 2009.

Located in the beautiful Pocono Mountains, the course sprawls across lush rolling hills covered with lakes and ponds, with wandering streams that cut across the course. The demanding layout requires accuracy over distance with tree-lined fairways and wildly undulating terrain, with golfers facing tricky uneven lies and several blind shots, while water hazards come into play on several holes. The course rating is 72.6 with a slope rating of 141.

Certified in 2018 by Audubon International, Mount Airy's Golf Course is a steward for environmental sustainability, protecting the environment while preserving the natural heritage. Since the course is located on the grounds of Mount Airy Casino Resort, amenities include a clubhouse with the panache of a private club featuring a full service bar and restaurant, locker room and shower facility, and a fully stocked pro shop carrying most of golf's major brands.