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Union League Liberty Hill features an 18-hole Gary Player designed golf course that sprawls across 311 acres. The course features 7,500 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. Formerly The Ace Club, built by the Chubb Foundation in 2003, Union League Liberty Hill is situated on a 311-acre rolling terrain. The modern design features large fairways and greens with scenic views and beautiful water features near the clubhouse.

Spanning over 300 acres of rolling terrain punctuated by a strategic ravine, the course is notable for both its scale and complexity. From the championship tees, the course exceeds 7,400 yards, emphasizing the importance of length and precision. The intersecting ravine presents a unique topographical element, and the persistent wind and length collectively provide a rigorous test for golfers. The course's design, engineering and maintenance strategy earned it the elite Silver Signature Series designation in the Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Program. Three years after opening, Liberty Hill became host of the Exelon Invitational hosted by PGA Tour player and Pennsylvania native Jim Furyk.