Buck Hill Falls Golf Club

Set within the wooded Pocono plateau above the Buck Hill Creek, Buck Hill Falls Golf Club today operates a 27-hole facility comprised of the Blue, White, and Red nines. Two nines (Blue and White) trace to Donald Ross, while the third (Red) originated with Robert White. The club presents a compact, walking-friendly mountain setting with short green-to-tee connections, a central clubhouse and pro shop, and on-site practice facilities that include a driving range and putting green. Play typically mixes the Ross nines into an 18-hole routing (Blue/White) with the Red nine used as a complement for alternative 18s or as a standalone loop. Membership is centered on the Buck Hill Falls residential community, with non-resident memberships available; the club and community describe a full slate of golf programming, but tee access and policies should be confirmed directly with the club. The current course carries the imprint of a recent, club-led restoration effort on the Ross holes, guided by Rees Jones with historical input from Andrew Mutch and construction by NMP Golf, work the club associates with its 2022 centennial of the Ross nines.