Illustrative imageClarks Summit, Pennsylvania
The Country Club of Scranton
About the club
The Country Club of Scranton features 18 holes designed by Walter Travis in 1927. Dr. Michael Hurdzan added the "New Nine" in 1988, giving members and their guests three combinations of 18-hole composites to play. The nines: Pines, Willows and Falls combine to play as the Old, North and South. The Old course is the 18-hole combination evaluated by Golf Digest's panelists, and it sits 10th on our most recent list of the Best Courses in Pennsylvania.
Amenities
Bar
Casual Dining
Club House
Dining
Event Spaces
Golf Course
Outdoor Pool
Pro Shop
Membership
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The Country Club of Scranton
Membership
2026/27
Monthly Equivalent
On request
over 10 yrs
Year 1 Total
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Lifetime Total
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These figures are estimates you set. They are not published club prices. Enquire on this page for current membership pricing. Estimates do not include food and beverage minimums, capital assessments, or activity fees.
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Location
1001 Morgan Highway, Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania 18411, United States
Reviews
4.7
140 reviews
Church event. Everyone that attended was excited and pleased. Gold stars to you all.
Thomas Elliott
Wind was brutal so it impacted the full experience, however the course was in awesome shape. Difficult track with a great layout, deep bunkers being in tough spots, some nice tight driving holes and lightning fast greens. Greens all protected and almost all have runoffs if you miss, leading to lots of opportunities to putt from off the greens. This is definitely a course where it pays off to have played before, simply because of the greens, which rolled very fast but completely true.
Charles Boyle
THE COURSE is Outstanding. simply an uderrated one. Rankings of courses: 1. Sleepy Hollow 2. Royal Aberdeen 3. Oak Hill 4. Kings Course at Gleneagles 5. Worcester Country Club 6. Stanwich 7. CC Scranton 8. Bethpage Black 9. Wannamoisett 10. Carnoustie. yes IMHO better than Aronomink.
Lance Hamilton