Cobb’s Creek Golf Club is site of the first public golf course in the Greater Philadelphia area and today houses two 18-hole courses – “The Olde Course” and “The Karakung Course.”

The Karakung Course was originally designed by Alan P. Corson and A. H. Smith. Built initially as an 11-hole course to help alleviate the large number of golfers playing the Olde Course. It became aparent how important that decision was because by 1929, over 120,000 rounds of golf alone were played at both the Cobb’s Creek “Olde Course” and “Karakung Course”.