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Overview
Formerly The Ace Club, built by the Chubb Foundation back in 2003, Union League Liberty Hill is a Gary Player design sitting on 311 rolling acres. Liberty Hill was now acquired by the Philadelphia Union League as part of its growing golf portfolio.
About
Awards

Ranking history:
Best in State: Ranked 23rd in state 2013. Not ranked 2015-'22.
Current ranking: 33rd.
Panelists
Ratings from our panel of 1,900 course-ranking panelists
100 GREATEST/BEST IN STATE SCORES
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Reviews
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“Course is fun and challenging. Very large quick greens and the entire green can be used for pins on most holes. Solid conditioning greens fairways and bunkers. Plays long. Some notable great holes to challenge golfers - 5, 9, 11, 14, 16 and 18. A couple short par 4s to allow big hitters a hero shot risk reward. All the par 5s are solid golf holes."
Read More2024
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“A very demanding golf course with large undulating greens. Bunkering provides direction, challenge and in some cases, punishment. The green complexes have superb contours with collection areas both closely mown, and elevated with fescue. Ball position and shot making are crucial. Large, expansive fairways and approaches provide ample opportunity to challenge each hole. The water features on the course provide challenge as well as drama to the course."
Read More2023
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“A big golf course with elevation changes and sloping fairways. Some great par 5's with some hero shots and risk / reward options. Big sloping greens that roll fast and true."
Read More2023
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“Fun course. Great layout. Worth a play if you have the time."
Read More2023
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“This course (recently renamed Union League Liberty Hill) has slipped a bit from its peak a few years back. That said, the routing and elevation changes are fantastic and the course is constantly challenging the golfer to game plan their attack on each hole. The greens are quite large, sloped, and run quickly so plenty of 3 putts are possible. The course stacks up as very long, however. With the typical men's tees at just about 6700 yards, it can get a bit frustrating for the shorter hitters and high handicaps."
Read More2022
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“Good course but a tough walk between tee and green."
Read More2021
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“This Gary Player design is played over some heaving rolling terrain. It is a corporate club and if you are lucky enough to play it, enjoy the wide fairways and inventive greens."
Read More2018
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