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Pittsburgh National Golf Course

Plan your round at Pittsburgh National Golf Course

Pittsburgh National Golf Club (formerly Deer Run) is a par-72, 18-hole course in Gibsonia, designed by Ron Forse and opened in 1994. It sits on 189 acres of rolling, wooded terrain with bentgrass tees, fairways and greens. The back tees play 6,933 yards (rated 74.4, slope 138), and the course was later renovated with reconditioned greens and added bunkers. The club is open to the public seven days a week.

  • Semi-private
  • 18 holes
  • Par 72
  • Designed by Ron Forse
  • Opened 1994

Course strategy

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Par724 par 3s · 10 par 4s · 4 par 5s
Yardage · White6,0172,931 out · 3,086 in

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Pittsburgh National Golf Course hole by hole

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In

Hole 1

Par 4Hcp 9

313

yds ·White

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ScorecardView the full scorecard

Distances in yards

Scorecard (distances in yards)
HoleParHcpWhite
149313
255495
3415326
4413325
543371
6311162
757435
8317149
941355
Out362,931
10512460
11418351
12314188
1346271
1454510
15410334
16316173
1748384
1842415
In363,086
Total726,017
Rating / Slope69.4 / 124

Scorecard data: OpenGolfAPI, © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)

Before you go

Everything to know on arrival

Know before you go

  • Check conditions before winter rounds, since play depends on weather
  • Warm up at the range and short game area before your tee time

Practice facilities

The practice facility includes a grass driving range, a putting green, and a pitching and chipping area with sand bunkers; the range and short game area were renovated in spring 2014.

Food & drink

The clubhouse has a full-service restaurant, a bar and a banquet facility. Harry's Bar & Grill is open weekday afternoons and Saturday, and closed Sunday.

Policies

The course is open seven days a week all year, with winter play depending on course conditions and weather.

Quick answers

Pittsburgh National Golf Course at a glance

Is Pittsburgh National Golf Course open to the public?

Yes. Pittsburgh National Golf Course is semi-private: it has members and also takes public tee times.

How many holes does Pittsburgh National Golf Course have, and what's the par?

Pittsburgh National Golf Course has 18 holes and plays to a par of 72, at 6,017 yards.

Who designed Pittsburgh National Golf Course?

Pittsburgh National Golf Course was designed by Ron Forse and opened in 1994.

What practice facilities does Pittsburgh National Golf Course have?

The practice facility includes a grass driving range, a putting green, and a pitching and chipping area with sand bunkers; the range and short game area were renovated in spring 2014.

What food and drink does Pittsburgh National Golf Course have?

The clubhouse has a full-service restaurant, a bar and a banquet facility. Harry's Bar & Grill is open weekday afternoons and Saturday, and closed Sunday.

How do you book a tee time at Pittsburgh National Golf Course?

Book online through the course's tee-time page, or call (724) 265-4800.

Where is Pittsburgh National Golf Course?

Pittsburgh National Golf Course is at 287 Monier Road, Gibsonia, PA 15044.

Info last reviewed November 5, 2026. Policies change — confirm with the course before your round.

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