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The Madison Club is a public golf course with a championship yardage of 6,900 yards and a par of 72, comprising 18 holes. The course was designed by Sheffler & Co. and opened in 1997. Located among the rolling hills of Western PA, The Madison Club is recognized as one of the most talked about golf courses in the Pittsburgh area. The course rating is 72.4 with a slope rating of 130.

The golf course tumbles across rolling, wooded hills with mature trees and a variety of elevation changes. The course features diverse holes with several blind shots that can be especially challenging for first-time players. The layout is notable for featuring some of the most severe doglegs in the state and is designed to take the driver out of the hands of long hitters. One of the course's most memorable holes is the par-3 17th, which begins with a forced carry over water and is considered one of the best public holes in western Pennsylvania. The facility includes an onsite driving range with 5 practice tees.