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Treesdale Golf & Country Club is a premier Pittsburgh destination for golf tournaments and outings, with 27 holes of Arnold Palmer-designed championship golf, scenic countryside views, and dedicated event coordination.
Course Overview
The Arnold Palmer-design Lakes Course compliments the Orchard and Grove with challenging visuals and landscapes, strategically placed lakes, and pure enjoyment of the game.
Holes: 9 | Par: 36 | Yards: 3,430 | Rating: 36.3 | Slope: 139
HOLE-BY-HOLE INFO
1st HOLE
Par 4 · 378 Yards
Pro’s Tip:
A big hitter can reach this short, downhill hole, but this hole isn’t as easy as it looks. There is out of bounds on the left, a penalty area on the right, of an elongated green with a steep slope separating the left side.
Tee 1: 378
Tee 2: 359
Tee 3: 336
Tee 4: 279
Tee 5: 279
2nd HOLE
Par 3 · 205 Yards
Pro’s Tip:
The green is big, which is good because there’s no place good to miss it. A stream and a marshy area guards the front, so it’s all carry. Right and short of the green is a penalty area. Left is a hillside that allows for bank shots but makes for difficult chipping. There is little room behind the green as well. The putting surface slopes dramatically from left to right, making it the toughest two-putt on this nine.
Tee 1: 205
Tee 2: 185
Tee 3: 153
Tee 4: 100
Tee 5: 100
3rd HOLE
Par 4 · 374 Yards
Pro’s Tip:
This is a short but narrow uphill hole through a valley flanked by trouble and out of bounds on both sides. A deep bunker fronts the middle of the green, requiring a precise second shot to the elevated green.
Tee 1: 374
Tee 2: 347
Tee 3: 319
Tee 4: 272
Tee 5: 272
4th HOLE
Par 4 · 356 Yards
Pro’s Tip:
You’ve got options on how to play this short hole. A stream guards the left side, cutting in front of the green, and two fairway bunkers guard the right. Lay up short of the bunkers for a short-iron in or hit a wood past them for a pitch shot in over the greenside bunkers. The hole location on the green, which is angled from back left to front right, may decide your strategy from the tee.
Tee 1: 356
Tee 2: 319
Tee 3: 309
Tee 4: 232
Tee 5: 232
5th HOLE
Par 5 · 545 Yards
Pro’s Tip:
Finally, a roomy fairway to drive to on a true-risk reward hole, but with a penalty area left and out of bounds right, a well-placed tee shot determines your approach. A stream and a small ravine lie in wait short of the green’s left side, a bunker guards the middle, demanding a precise shot for those who dare to go for it in two. Those who lay up must first navigate the left fairway bunker then hit into a shallow but long (and sloped) green, not an easy shot.
Tee 1: 545
Tee 2: 516
Tee 3: 487
Tee 4: 422
Tee 5: 422
6th HOLE
Par 3 · 210 Yards
Pro’s Tip:
The danger on this pretty hole is obvious. The tee shot must carry a reservoir and a deep bunker guards the right front portion of a sloping green. For those who find the water, the pitch from the drop zone, 40 yards right of the green, is no bargain either.
Tee 1: 210
Tee 2: 180
Tee 3: 150
Tee 4: 115
Tee 5: 90
7th HOLE
Par 4 · 398 Yards
Pro’s Tip:
Two good shots are needed on this risk-reward dogleg left. The drive must carry the lake and a large fairway bunker to a slightly elevated fairway, but stay short of the bunker on the far side. Shorter hitters will play right of the bunkers and have a mid-iron to the green but a longer carry is left of the bunkers and leaves a short-iron approach. The lake is still in play left of the green on the second shot, as is a bunker, and the steep slope on this green (tilted toward the front left) means you don’t want to putt from above the hole.
Tee 1: 398
Tee 2: 385
Tee 3: 327
Tee 4: 257
Tee 5: 207
8th HOLE
Par 4 · 442 Yards
Pro’s Tip:
This long and demanding dogleg right requires a long, straight tee shot to get past the trees along the right side to the corner but avoid the two bunkers on the left. From there, it’s a mid or long-iron into a green over a ravine short and left of the green, two greenside bunkers in front, and a third on the left.
Tee 1: 442
Tee 2: 419
Tee 3: 357
Tee 4: 312
Tee 5: 312
9th HOLE
Par 5 · 575 Yards
Pro’s Tip:
While the entire right side here is mostly unplayable penalty area, well-placed bunkers are the real issue. They frame the fairway right and left on the tee shot and the left side of the landing area for the second shot. Two more are left of and behind the green, and a big one lies in wait in a hollow 20 yards short of the green. Three good shots are called for on this hole and beware the false front on the green.
Tee 1: 575
Tee 2: 558
Tee 3: 505
Tee 4: 415
Tee 5: 415
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