By 1911, the membership had outgrown its original home, and in 1913, the Board of Governors purchased 60 acres of the Wirth Farm off of the current New Holland Pike for $9,163 as the permanent location for Lancaster Country Club. They approved a clubhouse again built by Herman Wohlsen and hired a golf professional to mark out a nine-hole course for $100.

To design the new nine golf holes, and revamp some of the existing nine holes, the club contracted William Flynn who is now revered as one of the most influential golf architects of his time.

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