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Neshaminy Valley Golf Club is an 18-hole public golf course located in Jamison, Pennsylvania, featuring 6,014 yards of play for a par of 70. The course was designed by the Schneider Brothers and opened in 1971. The course is conveniently located just south of Route 263 and Almshouse Road in Jamison. The course has a slope rating of 118 with a course rating of 68.7.

The fairways are open with minimal hazards, though several holes feature narrow fairways. The club is named after its founder, Charles Schneider, a PGA touring professional who qualified for 11 National PGA Championships and 3 U.S. Opens and played against pioneers such as Gene Sarazen, Tommy Armour and Ben Hogan. The course operates as a daily-fee facility open to the public and is available for various skill levels of golfers.