Nestled in historic Bucks County, Makefield Highlands Golf Club resides on the former Pleasant Valley Estate Farm with history traced to the early eighteenth century.

In 2004, 168 acres of the original Penn Grant made to Thomas Bond (c. 1718) for land extending beyond the current location North and East to the Delaware River, became what is now Makefield Highlands Golf Club. The stone Manor House is a registered historical landmark and sets the stage for a perfect day spent golfing and dining.

Designed by Rick Jacobson, the links style golf course playing up to 7,058 yards with five sets of tees has been recognized by Golf Week Magazine as the #9 Golf Course You Can Play in PA (2013) and by Golf Range Association of America as one of the Top 50 Public Range Facilities. Makefield Highlands also hosts numerous events including the Lower Bucks County Pro-Am and the Golf Association of Philadelphia U.S. Open Qualifier.

Makefield Highlands, Redefining Public Golf!

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We played at Makefield Highlands for the first time this week and we are looking forward to our next visit as soon as possible. The course was beautiful! The staff in the Pro Shop was great. We had a drink and a few appetizers at Makefield’s Public House, all of which were very good. A great experience!  ~ Steven

My entire family loves playing golf at Makefield Highlands. It’s a great course for all levels of play and we enjoy having dinner on the scenic deck when the round is over.  If you’re looking to improve your game, I highly recommend reaching out to Golf Pro Dave Smith. He came highly recommended and my game has never been better since I started lessons with Dave! ~ John