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Stonewall's Old Course is a minimalist layout designed by Tom Doak, about 45 miles northwest of Philadelphia. The challenging layout has a good amount of elevation change, including at the par-4 finisher, where the approach plays dramatically downhill to a green set in front of the old stone clubhouse. The Old Course opened in 1993 and is generally a walking only golf course. The course lies on a beautiful property with lots of elevation changes and views of the surrounding farmland, with small, sloped greens that make it play much more difficult than the scorecard would indicate.

There are five strong par 3s, including the downhill fifth, where the green is guarded by wetlands short and a creek to the right. The immediate neighborhood is a dairy farm crisscrossed by stone walls with a handsome fieldstone barn and outbuildings, which the club founder Jack May hoped would serve as equal parts playing ground and pastoral retreat. The club hosted the 2016 U.S. Mid-Amateur and the 2023 U.S. Women's Mid-Amateur.