Illustrative imageGlenside, Pennsylvania
LuLu Country Club
About the club
This profile contains information gathered from publicly available sources and historical records. Due to the private nature of the club, some details may not be fully verifiable or may have changed. LuLu Country Club was established in 1912 by members of LuLu Temple Shrine. The course was designed by renowned architect Donald Ross and opened for play in 1913. The club's name derives from its association with the LuLu Temple Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine.
Amenities
Golf Course
Club House
Driving Range
Putting Greens
Pro Shop
Dining
Fitness
Swimming Pool
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LuLu Country Club
Membership
2026/27
Monthly Equivalent
On request
over 10 yrs
Year 1 Total
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Lifetime Total
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Location
1600 Limekiln Pike, Glenside, Pennsylvania 19038-1239, United States
Reviews
4.3
262 reviews
I went there for my 50th reunion, from Upper Dublin High School. It's a beautiful venue. We had a private room with the outside porch. The food was delicious including the chicken and the prime rib. The venue is very well cared for and the staff were excellent. It certainly made for an enjoyable time. There was a lot going on this Saturday,I was there. It was nice to see the place.So active and everything went so smooth. Hope you have the same experience we had, at Lulu.
Ken Cooper
Played this course for only the 2nd time, the first in 25 years. This course has about 6 genuinely nice holes, but here is what ruined it for me. 1) to get to the driving range we had to walk across THREE fairways while golfers were playing g those holes. Isn't there someway to get a cart path to the range without interfering with play or risk getting drilled with a ball? 2) I have no problem with fast greens (actually prefer them) but a number of greens here are so severely sloped as to be utterly unfair. 3) This is my biggest gripe: Although it doesn't seem possible, it seems as if a majority of the holes are lined on one side or another by cars zooming by at 45 MPH! I am a decent golfer (90's) who has been k own to pull or slice a tee shot. I often found myself aiming well left of the fairway (usually into trees) to lessen the chance of breaking a windshield on the street to the right. It was like playing on the grass medial strip of Roosevelt Blvd! This constant noise and hazard presented by the omnipresent traffic is annoying, to say the least. When this course was built in 1912 those were probably dirt roads with a few horse drawn carriages, but today's urban congestion has smothered this course! Why they haven't planted evergreens along the fence surrounding the property I can't imagine. If they had done it 20 yrs ago the evergreens would be 30 ft tall now, which would make the course much safer and a bit quieter. The driving range and sloped greens are tolerable, but playing along side the interstate is not. I won't play this course again unless they put some type of barrier along the streets. My honest opinion is that in 20 yrs this will be a housing development!
Jerry Harkins
Nice experience and place for weddings and parties, very good desserts from Ales Bakery, excellent food, recommended drinks👌
Andrew J.A