The Penn National Golf Club offers two Golf Digest 4 star rated courses.

THE FOUNDERS COURSE is a classic, Northeastern-style masterpiece with large contoured greens and tree-lined fairways designed by Edmund Alt. Although his work was meant to provide public golf for local residents, its highly-prized design attracts golfers from across the nation…and U.S. presidents from nearby Camp David. The Founders Course was opened in 1968 and remains an old-fashioned traditional test of golf.

THE IRON FORGE COURSE tarts near the Michaux State Forest, in the foothills of South Mountain, and makes a single loop home, passing through a variety of terrain that offers exciting golf and breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and the rich, open farmland. In contrast to the Founders Course, Iron Forge is nearly treeless - a tribute to the Scottish links land courses, where the challenges of the natural environment can be havoc enough for the wayward stroke. The course is a blend of modern golf, with beautifully sculpted fairways and bentgrass greens, and the tradition of golf with its soul laid bare to the forces of nature.