- 37th percentileCost, nationwide
- 6Documented amenities
- 1911Founded
Montour Heights Country Club is a private country club in Coraopolis, Pennsylvania, in Allegheny County.
It has 1 documented golf course, with amenities including clubhouse, dining, pool and other documented facilities.
The initiation fee runs around $12,000, with recurring dues documented below. Documented membership types include golf, social, family and other memberships.
Culture research describes it as golf-first, family-oriented, socially active and traditional.
The reported documented minimum first-year membership cost for Active Single Full Golf membership is $17,580. That is above the Pennsylvania median of $15,980. Nationwide, it is below the median of $31,000.
Location & Directions
Membership & Golf Access Cost
It is above the Pennsylvania median of $15,980 and higher than about 73% of 37 comparable Clubs there.
The listed initiation fee for Active Single Full Golf membership is $12,000.
The listed monthly membership dues for Active Single Full Golf membership are $465.
Initiation fee
$12,000
Membership dues
$465
These published costs may only apply to a specific membership category, access type or year. Fees, dues, passes, green fees, assessments and availability can change, so confirm current terms with the Club before you commit.
Additional Fees & Minimums
These are charges we found on top of membership dues or golf-access pricing shown above. Add them to your budget if they apply to your membership category or how you plan to use the Club.
Food & beverage minimum
$100
Cart or trail fee
$28
Assessment
$100
Charges can change and may not apply to every member. Confirm the current amount, billing period and membership category directly with the Club.
Membership
Here's what's documented about how to join Montour Heights Country Club, including the membership types on offer and what applying involves.
This access model represents about 84% of 175 researched Pennsylvania Club records.
Membership options and availability
- Membership types
- Active Single; Active Single with Golfing Spouse; Intermediate; Junior; Sports; Dining; Non-Resident; Corporate Golf; Corporate Dining
- Golf membership
- Yes
- Social membership
- Yes
- Family membership
- Yes
- Junior membership
- Yes
- National membership
- Yes
- Nonresident membership
- Yes
Joining requirements
- Application process
- Follow the club's nomination/application process, including application, club review/posting, and final Board action.
Amenities & Facilities
Reported amenities at Montour Heights Country Club include clubhouse, dining, pool and other documented facilities.
- Available amenities
Golf
Golf at Montour Heights Country Club includes 1 documented course.
Course overview
- Courses
- 1
- Course details
- 18 holes | par 72
Course design
- Architects
- Pete Dye
- P.B. Dye
Policies
Documented policies for Montour Heights Country Club cover guest access, dress requirements and facility schedules. Rules may change by event or season, so confirm before you visit.
Visitor and play policies
- Guest policy
- The golf course is available exclusively to members and their guests. Membership is by invitation; some membership categories limit guest golf or treat a non-golfing spouse as a golf guest.
- Dress code
- On the golf course and practice areas, proper-length golf shorts are required; denim is prohibited. Men's shirts must have collars and sleeves or an approved mock turtleneck and must remain tucked in; hats must be worn in the traditional manner.
Operating hours
- Operating hours
- Clubhouse DiningMonday closed; Tuesday – Saturday 11:00 – 21:00; Sunday 10:00 – 20:00
- Golf ShopTuesday – Friday 08:00 – 19:00; Saturday – Sunday 07:00 – 19:00
Club Culture & Public Commentary
This section shows what published articles and reviews say about the social atmosphere at this Club, so you can get a sense of the culture before you apply. It only appears when we found real evidence to back it up.
This documented Culture trait is shared by about 19.1% of 157 researched Pennsylvania Club records.
- Golf-first
- Family-oriented
- Socially active
- Traditional
- Competitive
- Dining-focused
Culture context
A club best described as golf-first, family-oriented, socially active, traditional, competitive, and dining-focused.
Club History
How long Montour Heights Country Club has been around and what's shaped it, based on published sources. A well-documented history can be a sign of stability, but it doesn't tell you about today's management or member experience.
The club traces its organizational roots to the 1911 Sunset Golf Club.
The organization was re-formed in 1917 as its country-club identity developed.
A new clubhouse opened during a major mid-century relocation and expansion period.
The club opened its Pete Dye and P.B. Dye course at the current Coraopolis property.
Additional statistics
Additional Statistics
Every state and national benchmark we have enough research behind to show for Montour Heights Country Club: price, age, golf, access and amenities, compared against other Clubs in Pennsylvania and nationwide. A few of the most decision-relevant ones are already called out next to their facts earlier on this page; this section has the complete picture, using only facts we have enough research behind to compare fairly.
Membership market position
First-year membership cost comparison
The reported documented minimum first-year membership cost for Active Single Full Golf membership is $17,580. It is above the Pennsylvania median of $15,980 and is higher than approximately 73% of 37 compatible peer records. It is below the nationwide median of $31,000 and is higher than approximately 37% of 1153 compatible peer records.
Find Clubs within this first-year budgetClub age context
Founded in 1911
That represents about 115 years of documented history. The Club predates approximately 70% of 166 other Pennsylvania Club records with a usable founding year and 85% of 3523 compatible records nationwide. The documented median founding years are 1922 in Pennsylvania and 1960 nationwide.
Documented Club profile
Golf, pool and dining
This combination is also documented at 112 other Pennsylvania Clubs and 2359 other Club records nationwide.
Find Clubs with this combinationAccess context
Private access
This access model represents 84% of 175 researched Pennsylvania Club records and 72.6% of 3837 researched records nationwide.
Explore Clubs with this access modelClub culture
Competitive
This documented Culture trait is shared by 19.1% of 157 researched Pennsylvania Club records and 14.3% of 3402 researched records nationwide.
Find Clubs with this culture traitBlank or unresearched fields are excluded, the number of Clubs compared varies by fact, and this Club is never counted in its own comparison group. These are benchmarks from our own directory, not market-wide estimates, so treat them as directional rather than exact.
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Sources & Verification
These are the sources behind the facts above. Check them yourself before making a decision, since some information may have changed since it was published.
- montourheightscc.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/MHCC_Member… Pricing SourceSupports: Membership & access pricing, Additional fees
- montourheightscc.com/history Research SourceSupports: Club history
- montourheightscc.com Research SourceSupports: General research
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- montourheightscc.com/amenities-overview Research SourceSupports: General research
- montourheightscc.com/dress-codes-and-etiquette Research SourceSupports: General research
- montourheightscc.com/membership-opportunities Research SourceSupports: General research
What people discuss
Public feedback is strongly positive overall. Large golfer-review sets praise conditioning, value and the challenging layout, and event reviews repeatedly commend the staff, catering and venue execution. One Golf Digest panel review criticized the routing and aircraft noise, providing a clear minority counterpoint to the much stronger user-review scores.
This is what people commonly say about this Club in public reviews and articles, not a member survey or a rating from us. Weigh it alongside the facts above, not in place of them.