Plymouth Country Club PA

The 1912 Club is a private country club in Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania, set on 127 acres in Montgomery County. Founded in 1912 after a series of planning meetings held during the winter of 1911-1912, the club's original farmhouse from that era remains part of today's clubhouse. Its 18-hole championship course was designed by golf architect William S. Flynn, and the layout was revitalized beginning in 2018 under architect Ron Prichard and associate Tyler Rae, who worked to preserve the course's original character while updating its design. Non-members are welcome to host events at the club, and the 20,000-square-foot clubhouse offers a choice of spaces for weddings, rehearsal dinners, showers, and corporate events, from intimate gatherings to celebrations of up to 300 guests. Event spaces include the Ballroom, Sunset Grille, Terrace Room, and a dedicated Bridal Suite, several of which open onto views of the golf course. The clubhouse also includes a golf simulator lounge for guests looking to add an activity to their event.