Plan your visit · Updated for the 2026 season

A drive worth
taking, every time.

We're up the hill from Lake Wallenpaupack, off Route 507 in Greentown. We're 35 minutes from Scranton, less than 2 hours from NYC, and a thousand miles from anything urgent.
Address
125 Country Club Rd. Greentown, PA 18426
Pike County · on Route 507
Coordinates
41.43°N
−75.27°W
For boats, GPS, and pilots.
Elevation
1,455ft
A few degrees cooler than the lake.
Pro Shop Hours
7:00a – dusk
Seven days · April – November
Getting Here

Closer than you'd think.

Three highways feed the Poconos: I-84, I-380, and I-380 again coming the other way. From the East Coast, you can be on the first tee by 9 if you leave at 7.

Dress Code

Dress like you belong here.

We're a public course in the Poconos, not Augusta. The dress code exists to keep the playing experience tidy for everyone, not to make you change clothes at the pro shop counter.

Welcome on Course

Yes, please.

Standard golf attire. If you've teed it up at any public course in the last decade, your closet already complies.

  • Collared shirtsPolos · mock-necks · turtlenecks
    Required
  • Golf shorts or trousersKnee-length or longer
    Required
  • Soft-spike or spikeless shoesSneakers OK on the course in shoulder season
    Required
  • Athletic skirts & skortsOf golf-appropriate length
    Welcome
  • Pull-overs, vests, rain gearLayer up, it gets cool after 4
    Welcome
  • Hats, visors, sunglassesBrims forward in the clubhouse, please
    Welcome
Not on the Course

Please, not these.

The short list of things to leave in the car. We'd rather you turn around in the driveway than at the first tee.

  • Denim of any kindEven the fancy stretchy stuff
    No
  • Tank tops & sleeveless shirtsFor men · women's sleeveless tops are fine
    No
  • Cargo shorts & gym shortsAthletic shorts above the knee
    No
  • Metal spikesSoft spikes only, this is a hard rule
    No
  • Swimwear & cover-upsThe lake is two miles east
    No
  • T-shirts with large graphicsPlain crew tees fine in the grill, not on course
    Course only
A note · From the head pro
“If you're not sure whether something will pass, send a photo and we'll tell you straight. We'd rather see you out there in a slightly-off polo than not see you at all.” Tommy, PGA · text the pro shop · (570) 776-8016
What to Bring

Pack light.

We have the rest. Two short lists, sorted by how much you'll regret it if you forget.

01
The must-haves

What to bring.

  • A set of clubsBring your own — no club rentals on site
  • Golf ballsThree sleeves is honest math for most golfers
  • Tees & ball markerWe sell both at the counter for less than a dollar
  • Soft-spike or spikeless shoesRequired · see dress code above
  • Photo ID for member ratesFor Heroes Club and resident verification
  • Tee time confirmationShow it on your phone. No printout needed
Forget any of these and we can probably fix it. Forget the shoes and you'll be barefoot on the practice green.
02
The nice-to-haves

Worth the bag space.

  • A gloveThe pro shop carries FootJoy, Titleist, and Cabretta
  • SunscreenThe back nine has very little shade
  • Bug sprayFor dusk rounds in June & July
  • A windbreaker or quarter-zip10 degrees cooler on the ridge than at the lake
  • A range finder or GPS watchCourse is yardage-marked but it doesn't hurt
  • A small towelCarts have one clipped on, bring a second for clubs
  • Water bottleThe cart cooler is stocked, but BYO if you're picky
Not strictly required, but you'll be glad. The pro shop sells last-minute versions of everything here at fair prices.
When You Arrive

Show up thirty minutes early.

It's enough time to roll a few putts on the practice green and meet your group at the first tee with a clear head. Here's how the first half hour goes.

Something we missed? The pro shop answers the phone between 7:00 am and dusk, every day from April to November.