*Local Road Closure*
Starting today, March 20th, a bridge on Route 29/Main Street in Pennsburg will be closed. It is not determined how long the bridge will be out, but it could impact your travel to Macoby Run.
If you visit us from the Quakertown/Rt. 663 exit of the PA Turnpike, traveling South on Rt. 663, make a left on Geryville Pike, continue onto James Road, then onto 6th Street and then a left onto Rt. 29 at the traffic light with Turkey Hill and Sands Ford Red Hill.
If you visit us using Rt 663 traveling North, make a right onto Knight Road at STA (Stout, Tacconelli & Associates), and then a right onto Rt. 29.
2022-2023 Winter Rates
Macoby Run’s Winter rates will go into affect beginning Thursday, December 1st. Winter rates will be active until at least February 28th, 2023, and are as follows…
Riding 18 Holes: $30 Mon-Fri, $45 Sat-Sun ($25 for seniors age 62-over Mon-Thurs)
Walking 18 Holes: $21 Mon-Fri, $35 Sat-Sun ($19 for seniors age 62-over Mon-Thurs)
Riding 9 Holes: $21 Mon-Fri, $35 Sat-Sun
Walking 9 Holes: $13 Mon-Fri
Twilight (after 1:00pm): $21 Mon-Fri, $35 Sat-Sun
Please click the link above to book tee times online or call the proshop (215) 541-0161 Ext. 1.
Wetlands’ March Dinner Menu
The Wetlands will be serving our March Dinner Specials this Thursday-Saturday, March 23-25, from 4-8pm. Please click the link below to view the new Dinner menu (Subject to change). As always, our full lunch menu is available as well.
March Seasonal Menu 2023
To place a takeout order, please call the Wetlands (215-541-0161 Ext. 2).
*The Wetlands will be CLOSED this Sunday, March 26th*
The Wetlands has new offseason hours. We are open from 12-8pm Thursday-Saturday, serving dinners from 4-8pm. We will also be open Sunday-Monday from 12-5pm. The Wetlands will be CLOSED on Tuesday-Wednesday.
2022 “Don’t Hang Yourself” Results
We would like to thank all 128 golfers who came out this past Sunday to participate in another great “Don’t Hang Yourself” tournament! Another successful event in the books to kick off the Halloween season! Here were the results from this year’s tournament:
1st Place: Jeff Nyce/Todd Shipp 56
2nd Place: Todd Kurz/Tom Painter 57
3rd Place: Martin Velas/Pat Tonrey 59 (birdie on Hole #3 broke tie)
4th Place: Andy Hawkins/Robby Bunton 59
5th Place: Matt Ryba/Chris Bilotti 60
Closest to Pin #4: Pat Tonrey 1-foot 5-inches
Closest to Pin #9: Dan Loose 2-feet 2-inches
Closest to Pin #11: Rob Miller 5-feet 0-inches
Closest to Pin #15: Ryan McMullan 4-feet 1-inch
Skins Game
Andrew & Steve Todaro – Eagle on Hole #3
Martin Velas/Pat Tonrey – Hole in One on Hole #4
Todd Kurz/Tom Painter – Eagle on Hole #5
Dave Ott Sr./Dave Ott Jr. – Eagle on Hole #8
Dan Loose/Jack Strouse – Hole in One on Hole #9
Andrew & Steve Todaro – Eagle on Hole #10
Rob Miller/Greg Tate – Hole in One on Hole #11
Henry Rodrique/Mark Panek – Eagle on Hole #14
Todd Kurz/Tom Painter – Eagle on Hole #17
Dan Loose/Jack Strouse – Eagle on Hole #18
Macoby Run Golf Course is thrilled to be featured as part of Valley Forge Tourism and Convention Board’s “Make It Main Street” Project! Watch our video above and be sure to visit makeitmainstreet.com to plan your visit to Montgomery County!!
ABOUT US
Nestled in upper Montgomery County is where a farmer from days of old realized his dream of trading in the plows for greens mowers and field corn for bent grass.
If you would take yourself back 75 years, Macoby Run was an operating farm of crops and cattle. It was owned and operated by Floyd Hersh and his family who moved to the property in 1919. As farmers found it increasingly difficult to provide for their families, Floyd made the decision in 1964 to make his living in the construction industry and farming became his hobby.
One hobby Floyd never boasted about much was his love of golf. At the time golf was considered a sport only for the elite and not many played the game. As a farmer, Floyd had the opportunity to travel the surrounding counties and inspect various land properties. During the 1960’s he began to see farms yielding fairways instead of crops. It wasn’t until nearly 30 years later that he would turn that hobby into his livelihood.
Through nothing but hard work and determination Floyd’s dream finally became a reality in 1990. Macoby Run Golf Course opened 9 holes in September of 1990. A few months later the round was increased to 12 holes and by Spring of 1991 the full 18 hole golf course was born.
Floyd Hersh passed away in September of 2000 but his family still resides on the homestead, his construction company still operates at its’ original location and his family continues his dream of owning and operating the 18 hole golf course which was his brainchild.
Utilizing the naturally rolling terrain and woods of upper Montgomery County farm country, Macoby Run Golf Course offers an excellent variety of challenges to compliment the breathtaking vistas you will experience throughout your round. The front 9 holes have 138′ of elevation change with hills and trees to keep you on top of your game. The back 9 holes offer a bit of a reprieve with slightly less hilly and more open terrain. No two greens are the same and the two-tier green on #3 will challenge the truest putting skills.
Our golf staff is courteous, professional and eager to help you have the best experience possible while you enjoy your country retreat. Macoby Run is kept in pristine condition with country club quality greens maintained by our grounds crew for over 20 years. The pavilion and Wetlands Bar & Restaurant allow you to enjoy your golf tournament and post golf activities in one location.
Whether you’re a first time golfer or a seasoned pro, a family or a business outing, Macoby Run has something for everyone. Let us entertain you and yours at Macoby Run where fun, family and friends are par for the course.