Lancaster Country Club
Meghan Stambaugh currently serves as the Director of Membership and Communications at Lancaster Country Club since August 2021. Prior to this role, Meghan worked as a Marketing Coordinator at Boyer & Ritter LLC from November 2017 to August 2021, where responsibilities included managing electronic communications and designing advertising materials. Earlier experiences include internships in communications and marketing at Fig Industries, EZSolution, The Ware Center, and Millersville University, where Meghan also held positions in scheduling and event management. Meghan earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a focus on marketing from Millersville University of Pennsylvania, following a high school education at Delone Catholic High School.
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Lancaster Country Club
The Lancaster Country Club is a private club located on over 400 acres in south central Pennsylvania. Established in 1900, Lancaster Country Club is one of the oldest clubs in Pennsylvania and has continued its rich history and tradition for over 100 years. The Club is member-owned, governed by an elected Board of Governors and is managed by a professional staff. Lancaster Country Club offers an extraordinary variety of amenities including 27-holes of golf, a tennis pavilion with 6 hard surface courts, 3 Har-Tru courts, 3 paddle courts, and a competition swimming pool all available to serve the social, athletic and recreational needs of its members, their families and their guests. The Flynn course is one of America's best courses, ranked among Golf Magazine’s Top 100 Classic Design Courses. As host of the record-breaking U.S. Women's Open Championship in 2015, the entire world took notice of what a spectacular golf experience Lancaster Country Club provides. Platinum Clubs of America ranked Lancaster Country Club 33rd among the top 150 country clubs in America. This honor is the ultimate recognition of club excellence, equivalent to the esteemed Mobil 5-star rating of hotels and resorts. Only 2% of our nation's clubs earn this honor.