Robert White

Skytop, PA

Skytop Lodge Golf Club is an 18-hole course at the historic Skytop Lodge resort in Skytop, Pennsylvania, designed by architect Robert White and opened in 1929. The course plays to a par of 72 across roughly 6,508 yards from the back tees, with four sets of tees available. Skytop Lodge itself, a Historic Hotels of America member since 2000, was built on a wooded Pocono Mountains plateau beginning in 1925. The golf course has remained part of the resort's amenities since the Roaring Twenties.

Myrtle Beach, SC

Pine Lakes Country Club in Myrtle Beach is the oldest course on the Grand Strand, nicknamed The Granddaddy. It opened in 1927 as Ocean Forest Country Club, designed by Robert White, the St. Andrews native who became the first president of the PGA of America, and took the Pine Lakes name in 1946. The par-70 layout measures 6,675 yards and sits less than half a mile from the Atlantic, with SeaDwarf paspalum turf that handles the salt air. Craig Schreiner led a two-year renovation that reopened the course in 2009, rebuilding the front nine while holes 10 through 18 follow White's original routing, and the greens and bunkers were restored again in 2021. The clubhouse is on the National Register of Historic Places, houses the Myrtle Beach Golf Hall of Fame, and is where Time executives conceived Sports Illustrated in 1954.

Phillipsburg, NJ

Harker's Hollow Golf Club is an 18-hole public course in Phillipsburg, in the hills of Warren County near the Delaware River. The historic layout dates to the late 1920s and plays over rolling ground with views toward the Poconos. It remains one of the Lehigh Valley area's affordable daily-fee plays.