Totteridge Golf Club

Totteridge Golf Club sits on 200 acres of rolling Western Pennsylvania countryside just outside Greensburg, about 40 minutes southeast of Pittsburgh. Architect Rees Jones opened the course in 2001 as his first design in Western PA, leaning into a links-inspired style that takes full advantage of the dramatic hills and valleys of the site. Elevated tee boxes, natural fairway mounding, selective bunkering, and fast greens define the playing experience, the kind of routing Jones is known for when he's working with genuinely good ground. The 17th is the hole most reviewers single out, a beautifully framed tee shot with sweeping views of the Laurel Highlands countryside. Since opening Totteridge has consistently ranked among Golf Digest's top three courses in Western Pennsylvania, a notable achievement in a region that hosts Oakmont and Oakmont's private peers. For visitors in the Nemacolin / Laurel Highlands orbit, it's a legitimate public alternative to the heavily-booked resort tracks.