Applebrook Golf Club

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Applebrook Golf Club
Club information
Location East Goshen Township, Chester County, near Malvern, Pennsylvania, USA
Established1999
TypePrivate
Total holes18
Website Official Website
Designed by Gil Hanse
Par 71
Length6,942 yards
Course rating 73.5

Applebrook Golf Club is a golf course just outside Malvern, Pennsylvania. It was designed by Gil Hanse. Its rating is 73.7 for the black tee.

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History and design

The Applebrook Golf Club is located on the property of the former Applebrook Farm, which was deeded by William Penn to Robert Williams in 1702. The golf course was designed by Gil Hanse in 1999 and opened in 2001. [1] Applebrook's Performance Center, an 1800-square-foot indoor/outdoor practice facility, opened in 2018. [2]

The course features four par-five holes within the first 522 yards. The ninth and eighteenth holes feature the "quarry", a sandy area that offers views of the entire course. Suburban Life Magazine called Applebrook "one of the most compelling courses around" that "combines natural beauty with plenty of water hazards, nasty bunkers and quick fairways." [3]

In 2019, Applebrook hosted the GAP Patterson Cup. [4] Applebrook was ranked the 14th best golf course in Pennsylvania by Golf Digest . [5]

Scorecard

Applebrook Golf Club [6]
Tee Rating/Slope 123456789Out101112131415161718InTotal
BlackM-73.7/136522366310418211396466581149341957312137045344422457817945433966815
GoldM-71.4/128477334280380179367437554137314552810933842341019354216243031356280
Par544434453365344435343571
SI 151117359171316181446810122

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