About
Grand View Golf Club in North Braddock is one of the area's most challenging layouts. The course's 160 acres were carefully carved from a woodland hilltop. From its perch, the golf course overlooks the Mon Valley with views stretching to the Edgar Thompson facility, Western Pennsylvania's first and last major steel mill. The distinctive layout will test your creative shot-making skills. It may seem relatively short at 6,111 yards from the back tees but it feels much longer thanks to the rolling fairways and undulating greens. The tight fairways are lined with cliffs, brush, and trees, leaving little room for error. You should also be prepared for forced carries and tricky doglegs. Grand View Golf Club can be punishing for the low handicapper, but high handicappers will find this course to be a unique test of their skills.
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Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by yaros2 on 08/01/2026
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Photo submitted by Hlynur13 on 09/03/2025
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Photo submitted by boussied on 07/19/2025
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Photo submitted by DrewKing44 on 09/05/2023
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#1 Tee box Photo submitted by Disturbed724 on 07/09/2023
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Rental clubs Photo submitted by u000003765431 on 10/09/2021
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Photo submitted by Nathan9752134 on 07/27/2020
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Photo submitted by u000006504329 on 08/28/2014
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Photo submitted by u000006504329 on 08/28/2014
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Photo submitted by u000006504329 on 08/28/2014
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GREAT VIEW!!!!! Photo submitted by abnoeljr on 10/02/2013
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Photo submitted by dar0628 on 08/18/2013
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Photo submitted by dar0628 on 08/18/2013
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Photo submitted by dar0628 on 08/18/2013
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Photo submitted by dar0628 on 08/18/2013
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Photo submitted by dar0628 on 08/18/2013
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Photo submitted by dar0628 on 08/18/2013
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hole 14 - par 3( 90 foot elevation drop) Photo submitted by vdlemonade on 04/22/2013
Golfer Reviews
Won’t play again
Too many blind shots which slows the pace of play. Also staff didn’t pair singles or two players with other singles or two players with close tee times which also caused slow pace of play. We as a twosome we’re behind a single who was behind 2 other twosomes.
Best Fall Ball Course
The weather started out a little chilly, but we layered up, I went with a long sleeve underneath a sherpa quarter zip and by hole 3, the quarter zip was off. This was my second time playing there, and the course was in AMAZING condition, there were hardly any leaves even in the rough so I definitely commend the grounds crew. Grandview is always hard, expect to lose a good number of balls, but it's a challenge and if you can play Grandview, you can play anywhere in my opinion. I am not a great golfer, I've only played on a course about 15ish times, but I have full intentions on making Grandview my "home course." The price is affordable, though I do recommend going at off peak times, as the weekends can be a little more though not unbearable. All in all, a fantastic experience, and I cannot wait for the first chance to get back out there. Grandview is my favorite course in Pittsburgh
Needs Improvement
If never having an even lie and loving blind shots all day long is your cup of tea,, then play here! Tee boxes were in terrible shape...some were nothing but dirt,, others looked like they hadn't been mowed in weeks. Greens were fair. Every hole is sloping and haa giant hills. Very strange and unpleasant course layout. If you can find a hot deal for less than $25, for a last resort it isn't the worst decision you will make in life...but you must be forewarned that this course is no country club and clearly is not well maintained these days.
Challenging fun course
We were surprized with every hole. Wonderful views, interesting hole layouts. Amazed they were successful building a course on a mountain.