Foxburg Country Club

The Foxburg Country Club, located in Foxburg, Pennsylvania, is the oldest golf course in continuous use in the United States, established in 1887. It is designated as a 501(c)(7) social and recreational club, falling under the category of Recreation, Sports, Leisure, Athletics, or Social Club.

History and Features

The golf course is situated on a gently sloping hillside, providing an experience that involves playing both uphill and downhill throughout the course. The fairways and greens are noted for being immaculately groomed, with the landscape dotted by various tree species including oak, sycamores, maples, dogwoods, sumac, and nut trees.

Events and Activities

Foxburg Country Club not only offers golfing experiences but also hosts events such as the Foxburg Country Club Hickory Championship. Additionally, it provides facilities for private events like corporate retreats and milestone celebrations.

Legal Status

As a designated 501(c)(7) organization, the club's primary focus is on social, recreational, and sporting activities for its members. However, it does not have recorded board members as per some sources.

Preservation Efforts

Efforts are made to preserve the iconic course through restoration, ensuring its historical significance and continued use for future generations.

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