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Sinking Valley County Club is located five miles off Interstate 99 just North of Altoona, PA. It was founded in 1963 and features 18 Championship holes measuring 6755 yards from the back tees with a slope rating of 129. The white tees measure 6400 yards and have slope rating of 128.

Sinking Valley County Club is nestled among strands of mature hardwood trees in a peaceful mountain setting boasting breathtaking views. Here a round of golf can sometimes be confused with a stroll through a nature preserve. However, the lightning fast bent grass greens and plush bent grass fairways makes golf at Sinking Valley a serious business. In addition to the course, Sinking Valley offers a fully stocked pro shop, a driving range, a putting green, golf lessons, and the Bogey Bar 'n Grill.

Sinking Valley County Club has hosted a number of USGA and WPGA sanctioned events. In 2007, SVCC hosted both the United Sates Amateur Qualifier and Western Pennsylvania Golf Association open qualifier. In 2008, SVCC hosted the WPGA Senior Championship. In 2009, Sinking Valley once again hosted the USGA United States Amateur Qualifier.