Est. 1999 · Michael Hurdzan and Dana Fry
Why we love this place
We love Jericho National for the way its architecture uses the land instead of fighting it. Hurdzan and Fry gave Bucks County a genuine valley golf experience: strategic, scenic, and never gimmicky. It is exactly the kind of thoughtfully routed modern course that rewards a player for thinking their way around.
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About Jericho National Golf Club
Tucked into the rolling farmland of Bucks County near Washington Crossing and New Hope, Jericho National opened in 1999 as an ambitious upscale private club. The 18-hole layout was designed by the respected architecture team of Dr. Michael Hurdzan and Dana Fry, who routed the course through a broad valley with dramatic elevation changes, wetlands, and mature woodland. The result is a modern championship test that plays past 7,100 yards from the tips at a par of 72, blending generous corridors with demanding approaches and well-defended greens. The club has earned a reputation as one of the stronger contemporary designs in the greater Philadelphia region, drawing praise from area golf writers and remaining capable of hosting competitive events. Its secluded valley setting gives members a quiet, self-contained retreat within easy reach of both Philadelphia and central New Jersey.
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