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The Country Club of Scranton is a private 27-hole golf club at 1001 Morgan Highway in Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania. Its original 18-hole course was designed by Walter J. Travis and completed in 1927.
In 1988 the club added a third nine, designed by Dr. Michael Hurdzan. The present facility is divided into the Pines, Willows and Falls nines, which are combined to form the Old, North and South 18-hole routings.
The course is a 27-hole golf course. Designed by Walter J. Travis and Michael Hurdzan, the course originally opened in 1927. It is open to members and their guests. On-site facilities include Driving Range, Putting Green, Chipping Area, Pitching Area, Golf Lessons, Pro Shop, Restaurant, Bar, and 1 more.
The architectural foundation of the present club is Walter J. Travis's design for an 18-hole course in Clarks Summit. Surviving Travis documentation contains plan dates from 1925 and 1926, while the Country Club of Scranton identifies the finished original course as a 1927 Travis design.
Its large and strongly contoured greens remain a central part of the course's architectural identity.
The most significant expansion came in 1988, when Dr. Michael Hurdzan designed a New Nine. That addition brought the club to 27 holes, today divided into the Pines, Willows and Falls.
These can be paired into the Old, North and South 18-hole combinations. The Walter J. Travis Society also records a 2010-11 renovation, including bunker work, under architect Tom Marzolf.
The Country Club of Scranton remains a private 27-hole members' club. Its golf practice facilities include a range with target greens, a multi-tiered putting green and a dedicated pitching and chipping area.
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