Welcome to Galen Hall Golf Club

Where golf meets heritage

Steeped in over a century of golfing history, Galen Hall Golf Club in Wernersville, Pennsylvania, presents a unique blend of tradition and challenge that captivates golf enthusiasts. Opened in 1912 with the original 9 holes by Scottish architect Alex Findlay and enhanced by the renowned golf architect A.W. Tillinghast in 1917, this club has been a cornerstone of the local golf community. Known for its historical significance and picturesque setting, Galen Hall offers a golfing experience that connects players with the early days of the sport in America, making each round a journey through time.

Among the highlights of Galen Hall is the famed “Moat Hole,” renowned as one of the first island greens ever created and the oldest in continuous use. This par-three hole encapsulates the inventive spirit of early golf course design and remains a test for both skill and strategy. As golfers approach the green, surrounded by water, they are met with a challenge that is as much mental as it is physical. Playing the Moat Hole is considered a rite of passage at Galen Hall, offering both a nod to golf’s rich heritage and a memorable moment that keeps golfers returning.