Nestled between the Chestnut Ridge and the Laurel Mountains of Western Pennsylvania, Champion Lakes Golf Club offers golf enthusiasts the best in country club golf course conditions in the scenic, country atmosphere of the Ligonier Valley, just 60 minutes east of Pittsburgh.

One of only three public golf courses in Western Pennsylvania to receive a four star rating by Pittsburgh Post-Gazettte Golf expert, Gerry Dulac, Champion Lakes is the perfect setting in which to enjoy a challenging, championship course, manicured to country-club standards in one of the most picturesque layouts in the area, all at a reasonable price.

Champion Lakes has earned a reputation as a country club open to the public. Its well-groomed greens and fairways reflect the pride and dedication of owners Dick Groat and Jerry Lynch, major league baseball teammates with the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Groat and Lynch converted the course from an apple orchard and hand built Champion Lakes into the masterpiece it is today.

Champion Lakes is a wooded, 6,608 yard layout with tightly tree-lined fairways and challenging, but always meticulous greens. The strategically placed lawns and pins present a challenge for even the most competitive golfer, a true testament to the course record of only 5-under par, held by PGA Tour Pro Rocco Mediate, and golf legend Arnold Palmer's low round of 68.

Champion Lakes Golf Course and Clubhouse are open seven days a week at reasonable prices for individual play, outings and tournaments.