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The Club at Nevillewood is a private golf and residential club situated in Presto, Pennsylvania, a short drive from Pittsburgh. Established in 1992, the club's centerpiece is a Jack Nicklaus Signature Design golf course widely respected for its strategic layout and challenging play. The Club at Nevillewood offers a comprehensive country club experience with diverse amenities, including an 18-hole championship golf course, that foster a strong sense of community.

Jack Nicklaus first came to Collier Township in the late 1980s. Along with his father George, partner Mike Dempster and developer Rick Stambrosky, they built a championship-caliber golf course in the Pittsburgh area surrounded by custom built homes. Close to one million cubic yards of earth was moved to make way for the club, which opened for play in 1992.

From 1998 until 2005, the club was the host site for the annual Mario Lemieux Celebrity Invitational, which was an event on the Celebrity Players Tour. The tournament raised millions of dollars for cancer research over the eight years of the tournament.The streets on the site of the club are named after many of the Jack Nicklaus-designed courses.

Design: Crafted by legendary golfer and course designer Jack Nicklaus, the 18-hole championship course at Nevillewood stretches over 7,189 yards. The course features rolling terrain, strategically placed bunkers, and water hazards. Nevillewood's par-4 9th hole is a "Bear's Best" selection, recognized as one of Jack Nicklaus's most exceptional designs worldwide. ^[1]

Course Reviews: The Club at Nevillewood has garnered favorable reviews for its well-maintained fairways, challenging layout, and scenic beauty. ^[2]

Beyond golf, The Club at Nevillewood boasts several amenities for its members:

• Clubhouse: The elegant clubhouse provides a hub for dining and socializing, with various dining options and panoramic views of the course.
• Pool Facilities: Members enjoy access to family-friendly swimming pools, ideal for summer relaxation and recreation.
• Events: The Club at Nevillewood hosts a lively calendar of social events, golf tournaments, and activities for members of all ages.

The Club at Nevillewood operates as a private, member-owned club. Information on membership categories and the application process is available on the club's official website. ^[3]

The ninth hole at the club was recently named one of the Bear's Best, a collection of the greatest holes that were designed by Jack Nicklaus.

• Official site

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