Nemacolin Woodlands is a 2,800-acre resort with 350 guest rooms, a spa, and a convention center owned by the 84 Lumber family. It's located 70 miles southeast of Pittsburgh and features a Frank Lloyd Wright-designed lodge, the Falling Rock, and a French-themed Chateau LaFayette hotel.

Mystic Rock has a very challenging layout that was the venue for the 84 Lumber PGA tour event for years. You will need a long, accurate ball off the tee as the landing areas are well-defined, with deep woods at the borders and several forced carries from the tee. There are many awkward approaches over and around rocks, water hazards, massive and deep sand bunkers, and other assorted hazards. The golf course was designed by Pete Dye and plays to 7,526 yards, 77.0/149, course/slope ratings from the tips with four shorter tees.

Shepherd's Rock, a Dye/Liddy design from 2017, sits atop a plateau on the Allegheny Mountains. While it provides more dramatic topography, the broad fairways are difficult to miss. It's arguably more scenic than Mystic Rock and also eminently more playable. It offers a host of unique and creative holes, and the greens, with their large and uneven putting surfaces, are possibly its main defense. It has five sets of tes from 3,800 to 7,150 yards, the White tees are 6,108 yards, 70.0/131.