Saint Martin's Golf Course

The St. Martins Course is the Philadelphia Cricket Club's original nine-hole layout, originally built in 1895 by renowned architect Willie Tucker and expanded to 18 holes in 1897. The course now operates as a pleasant nine-hole design with a par of 35 and plays to approximately 2,617 yards from the championship tees. The course features a course rating of 71 and slope of 113, indicating moderate difficulty. Notably, St. Martins hosted the prestigious U.S. Open championships in both 1907 and 1910, making it a historically significant venue in American golf. Located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the course represents an important piece of golf history dating back to the late 19th century. The intimate nine-hole layout offers a classic golf experience rooted in the club's rich heritage and tradition.