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Located within Wissahickon Valley Park lies Walnut Lane Golf Club, a challenging, family friendly parkland course designed by legendary golf architect, Alex Findlay. This majestic tree-lined golf course opened for play in 1940 and is highlighted by several tremendous par 3's.

The unique layout is aesthetically pleasing as it features several holes that are cleverly tucked away in hills and valleys. The undulating greens vary in size and are protected by deep bunkers that make accuracy a must.

Although it is the shortest of the Philadelphia Public Golf Courses, Walnut Lane challenges the golfer's mastery of the short game. This gem of a course is as scenic as it is challenging and is the ideal shot-makers golf course. If you are looking for the perfectly serene golf experience, look no further than Walnut Lane Golf Club.

Daily Fee Rates
  Walking  
w/Cart
Weekday Golfers
$24 $34
Twilight after 1PM $19 $29
Super Twilight 3PM $19 $24
Senior/ Junior $19 $24
First Tee Participant  $5  
Weekend Golfers $30 $40
Weekend Twilight after 1PM $25 $35
Weekend Twilight after 3PM $20 $30
     

Replay 18 holes for Cart Fee Only - $17 

Weekday rates for Monday through Thursday

Weekend/Holidays are Friday through Sunday and Holidays

Senior rates are available for golfers over 62

Junior rates are available for golfers under 18

 

Course Information

Par: 62
Championship: 4,509 59.9/91
Regulation: 4,271 59.9/91
Forward: 4,069 59.9/91
Hazards: 14 Bunkers, Grass Bunkers, 1 Creek & a variety of Trees

 

Contact Info

800 Walnut Lane
Philadelphia, PA 19128
Phone: 215-482-3370
Fax: 215-482-9379
5 miles NW of Center City Philadelphia - (Roxborough/East Falls section)

Staff

PGA Director of Golf Operations: David C. Smith Jr.
Superintendent: Gary Hite, GCSAA