South Hills Country Club

South Hills Country Club has been a fixture of the Pittsburgh area since 1920, when a group of local businessmen founded the club on 78 acres at the intersection of Route 51 and Brownsville Road. The 18-hole championship golf course dates to that same year and has been continuously refined since, including a 2020 renovation by architect Ron Forse. Today the club offers event space for gatherings ranging from a business meeting for ten to a full wedding reception for two hundred. The clubhouse's Main Floor underwent extensive renovation in 2012, giving the entrance a more inviting, modern feel while preserving its character. The Ballroom was updated with modern technology while retaining its tasteful elegance, the Lounge was transformed into a warm, intimate space centered on a stone fireplace, and the Dining Room's rich colors and draperies lend a refined style to the space. The lower-level Tavern on the Tee, renovated in 2009, opens onto a landscaped patio used for casual dining. Beyond its event and dining spaces, South Hills Country Club features a resort-style swimming complex with a heated pool, added in 1956 and fully renovated in 2004, along with tennis and other member amenities. Club menus draw on classic Italian recipes, steaks, chops, and fresh seafood, with dining available in the Tavern, Sam Parks Grille, and outdoors on the porch and patio in season.