Iron Valley Golf Club

Opened in 2000, Iron Valley is a genuine P.B. Dye design built across a historic tract at the crossroads of Lebanon and Lancaster Counties. The land sits atop the old Cornwall iron-ore mining region, one of the most productive operations of its kind for well over two centuries before mining ceased in the early 1970s. Dye routed the championship layout through that dramatic ground, using natural terrain, expansive vistas, extreme elevation changes, and rugged rock outcroppings that still recall the site's industrial past. From the longest tees the course measures roughly 7,026 yards to a par of 72, carrying a course rating near 73.6 and a slope of 136. Its reputation has grown steadily, earning national recognition, including a ranking among Golf Magazine's best courses you can play in Pennsylvania.