About Coatesville Country Club

Our History

The History Coatesville Country Club

Founded in 1921, Coatesville Country Club emerged from the vision of local business leaders from Lukens Steel, Parkesburg Iron, and The Coatesville Record. What began as a nine-hole course quickly evolved into today’s 18-hole championship layout with nine new holes being added in 1922.

Celebrating over a century of golf excellence, our club has grown from its modest beginnings into a premier destination for golf and social activities in Chester County. Our course, designed by Alexander H. Findlay and set among rolling hills and tree-lined fairways, continues to challenge and delight players just as it did in 1921.

Our Team

Meet the dedicated professionals who ensure your club experience exceeds expectations:

• Daniel L. Wooten, General Manager
• Kris Givens, Greens Superintendent
• Evan Mitchell, Head Golf Professional
• Tyler Snyder, Membership
• Melissa O’Hara, Event Manager
• Lori Lesyk, Dining Manager
• Danielle Votta, Bar Manager
• Tom Riesenberg, Business Manager

Contact our team at [email protected]

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Club Facilities

The Grand Ballroom

Known as “the room with the view,” our Grand Ballroom features elegant glass windows, flowing drapes, and French doors leading to a terrace overlooking the golf course and reservoir. This versatile space accommodates up to 350 guests and can be customized with dance floors, projectors, and various configurations for any occasion.

The Findlay Pub

Often called members’ “home away from home,” the Findlay Pub offers casual dining and entertainment in a welcoming atmosphere. Enjoy our chef’s seasonal creations, premium beverages, and sports viewing in this family-friendly setting.

The President’s Club

Experience fine dining in an intimate setting perfect for special occasions, client entertainment, or private events up to 50 guests. This refined space offers a quiet atmosphere ideal for memorable dining experiences.

Locker Rooms

Our men’s and ladies’ locker rooms feature full-size mahogany lockers, professional towel service, and luxurious shower facilities with waterfall shower heads. The ladies’ locker room connects to a beautiful bridal suite where wedding parties prepare for the big event.

Guest Information

Members are encouraged to invite guests to golf, dine and swim at our club. The following dress code information is being provided to ensure all guests feel welcome at our club whether golfing, swimming or attending a club event.

Members and guests should use their assigned locker to change golf shoes, except when the clubhouse is closed.

Pool dressing facilities should be used to change into or out of swimwear. Proper attire should be worn to and from the pool. Bare feet, swimsuits, tank tops or any clothing or accessory inconsistent with the Club dress code are not permitted outside of the pool area.

Dress Code Guidance

Guests will receive a warm welcome from club staff and members. We are confident that guests will enjoy a special experience during your visit. We ask that guests review the following guidelines for appropriate attire at our club.

General Guidelines

We maintain dress code standards that ensure a comfortable yet refined atmosphere for all members and guests. Members are responsible for ensuring their guests adhere to these guidelines.

Dining Venues

Findlay Pub and The President’s Club: Casual attire including golf sportswear, collared shirts, and well-maintained denim. Men’s shirts should be tucked in unless specifically designed to be worn untucked.

Ballroom: Country club casual attire required. Gentlemen should wear slacks and collared shirts. Ladies should choose modest, tasteful, outfits with appropriate footwear.