First off this course is more than just about golf for the young men at the Glen Mills School. The…read moreGlen Mills School was the nation's first reform school for boys. The course is a recent addition as a means to both raise revenue and teach job skills to the students in golf course management and maintenance. Some of the students have moved on to college programs in golf course management. The boys here learn not just job skills but life skills. At $105 for a Sunday tee time with cart and range balls, this was the most expensive round of golf I have ever played but this was also the hardest and best kept course that I have ever played. It was well worth it. The greens were fast and rolled true. They were extremely difficult which put a premium on an accurate approach shot. The fairways are tight and require accurate tee shots. All in all a great experience!

Decent but not great course....always in good shape.....wish golfers would fix ball marks and fill…read moredivots. .....very disappointing practice range, built as an apparent afterthought on an uphill and you cant even judge distance or see your ball land. Some very good holes and some really poor ones. Several need redesign to be made more playable. They raised their prices last year. Definitely not worth $100. Wyncote nearby is much better, less expensive with an expansive riving range and a shot game area. Worth the ride.

Perfect for families, young children, and beginners…read more Wife and I were looking for a place that allowed our 2.5 year old to ride along with us. This place was not only perfect, it's almost made for families. First, the staff that I met there were maybe the NICEST golf course attendees that I've ever met. Went out of his way to explain every little detail of the course. Made us feel comfortable with bringing our child - it didn't feel like an inconvenience for them, more like they WELCOMED it. This meant so much to us. Second, it's a perfect place for families and beginners. No tee times needed, 12 holes (shorter round) with 10 of them being par 3s. Most people walked. We didn't for obvious reasons and was thankful that they had carts. Definitely something we'll come back to as the children get older!

Very pleasant and relaxed course . Great course for new players. Also excellent place to work on…read moreyour short game

My favorite public course in PA. I have played this track many times and it never gets old. It's…read moretough but fair...incredible food/craft beer selection.... Very well managed club with a friendly staff, amazing grounds crew and starter/ranger to help keep the pace of play moving. Lots of driving between holes and incredible views so plan on 4.5 hour round. Advice for competitive golfers: -Greens typically are rolling between 10-11.5 on the stint. They generally won't break as much as you think. -all the greens slope from back to front except on 1 -2 blind tee shots on holes 2 & 6 Holes: 2nd- play 190 off the white tees, fairway slants left a bit 5th- hit less than driver, leaving yourself a full wedge into the green 6th- hit left center of the fairway and leave yourself 150-160 in 14th- good luck 15th- plenty of room on right side of the fairway 17th- take 10 yards off for a back pin, 15 middle, and 20 yards if it's in the front. 18th- stay left and don't go for the green in 2

The golf course is great, as are their people. However, having paid $70 for a weekday round on a 90…read moredegree day , the course needs to offer water. No beverage cart, no coolers with water bottles, nothing. Course claims they cannot offer water since Covid. Other courses do, so why not Broad Run? If not, get creative and have Marshall's ride the course handing out unopened bottles of water. That would indicate the course cares about their customers.

Came here for a wedding, highly impressed with the whole thing. The set up was gorgeous from the…read moreoutside view and tables lay out to the server foods. Once inside the area was just as gorgeous. The bathroom was stunning and clean. The food was delicious and the staff friendly. Definitely a great place for a wedding.

I was invited to a party there for the 4th of July. Food was excellent and the fire works display…read morewas awesome.

The PGA chose Aronimink in Philadelphia for the 250th anniversary of the U.S.A. The course is…read morebeautiful. It's tight. Very few trees. It's a tournament course going back decades. This tournament was fun. A lot of the Greens are raised. Walking the rolling hills was easy.

The atmosphere and the vibes at Aronimink Golf Club are immaculate. Once you drive in, you are…read morewelcomed with acres of greenery and a mini garden near the main entrance. The parking lot is spacious and close to the side entrance. The renovation at Aronimink have been completed in the main building and it never looked better! Very modern and I love that they keep the wooden framing. During the summer, the outdoor events are always exciting and a thrill! Great people and great staff, this place is stunning!

Beautiful scenic course, family owned, very well maintained, expansive and challenging. The pro…read moreshop grill is great for ordering a couple delicious bacon cheeseburgers at the turn. Great driving range and practice greens for chipping and putting. My favorite local course and it's only 35 minutes from Philadelphia.

Driving range price is great ($9 for a large bucket), but the ball machine only takes cash and…read moredoesn't give change. Definitely bring exact bills or you'll end up overpaying. (Or just charge $10) The only staff member I interacted with wasn't particularly helpful, which was disappointing, especially for a course that otherwise has a good reputation. Course layout and elevation changes are fun, but the range setup and customer service could use some attention.

The staff here was really very friendly and easy going. They really made you feel at home and…read morecomfortable. The price couldn't be more reasonable, we played on a Sunday with a cart for 27$. Course was well maintained especially on the greens, which were really fast the day we played. Couple of rough patches on the fairways but in all, well groomed. Easy but challenging enough to keep things interesting. Lots of dog leg holes. Some holes are pretty close together so if you tend to slice you most likely will end up on another fairway. Will be back.

Terrible service. I called and ask for a tee time and was hung up on a handful of times on separate…read moreoccasions .

Evergreen golf course is the perfect size for the not-so-great-golfer, the lazy golfer, or the…read moregolfer who likes to fool himself into thinking that he's had a healthy workout. Me? I'm all three and I love the place. Allow me to explain. Evergreen is a par-66 "Executive" course measuring out at just 4,569 yards (the average course is about 6,000 yards). Are you a hooker or a slicer? Fear not, because in lieu of rough there's just more fairway. The entire course is mowed daily, so, wherever a ball lands, it's in play. Did your drive cozy up under an oak? No problem. Most of the trees have been pruned from the ground up for at least eight feet. Did your ball land in one of the greenside sand traps, Bunky? Don't sweat it. They're so flat and hard packed, most balls can easily be putted out. Afraid of getting your ball wet? Don't worry. There's only one water hazard. It's the size of an above ground pool, and about 75 yards away from the 9th tee. If you put your ball in the water at Evergreen, it's time to seriously think about switching to shuffleboard. On Tuesdays and Thursdays it costs only $10 to play the course if you walk it. And unless you're just the laziest schmuck on Earth, there's no reason not to walk Evergreen. It's built atop one of the flattest parcels of land in the mid-Atlantic. Christ, I've seen greater elevation changes on a pool table. All that said, Evergreen is just a hoot to play, and there are plenty of opportunities to break out the big cannon, including par-four holes measuring 276, 292, 393, 271, 282 and 305 yards; plus a honking 500-yard par-five. I've played at a lot of courses over the years, but both the lowlight and highlight of my game have occurred here at Evergreen. My worst round of golf ever was shot here. It was a 102 (that's 36 over par). I've never had a hole-in-one, but last year during a tournament at Evergreen, I did drive the ball 306 yards and followed up with a four-foot putt to score an eagle on the 17th hole, a 305-yard par four. The next day, my accomplishment was documented in the sports section of the Lancaster Journal. They misspelled my name.

Always a fun golf day. Staff is always friendly and kind. I've played here for eons and it's…read morealways great.

Different Cheesesteak #1267. Favorite March Cheesesteak Madness judges Dave and Phil reunite to…read moregrade Applebrook Golf Club's cheesesteak. This is the best cheesesteak that will never win a cheesesteak contest. We got a cheesesteak with fried onions and mushrooms. It will never a cheesesteak contest because it comes on ciabatta bread. It is very good ciabatta bread, but ciabatta bread can't win you a cheesesteak contest. This is a great example of great steak and great mushrooms bringing out the best in each other.

I'm probably one of the least likely people to moonlight at the country club, but I have to say I…read morereally enjoy this place. I can only speak to the clubhouse as I'm not quite a huge golfer, but I can say that I've heard great things, and that it looks beautiful from the patio of the clubhouse. I recently came here to meet my mom, brother, aunt, and cousins for dinner around Christmas. We were seated outside on the enclosed patio which was really lovely. The service was really warm, attentive, and laid back. I enjoyed that, as it was pretty unexpected. They kept the wine flowing, and the bottle list was updated in real time through some iPads which was neat. They brought out some bread and crudite as a starter, and it was really lovely. The menu was vast. Lots of great options, and priced reasonably... for the country club that is. Each meal came with a salad which was very nice too. I had the salmon and it was a healthy portion, cooked perfectly, over some really lovely rice. We split a bunch of desserts, and they too did not disappoint. I've been here for cocktail parties too. Again, the service was amazing, the food was abundant and delicious, and the facilities were beautiful. Really nothing bad to say... and like I said... I'm more of a dive-barer than a country-clubber.

Excellent practice green and sand traps. The driving range is well maintained. The course has…read morecome a long way. The staff is friendly and very helpful.

Course was not well maintained, it was a desert. I went through many tees trying to get a ball in…read morethe ground at the tee boxes, they were hard a rock. Swarms of insects. Greens were not puttable, large sand gaps all over, not even. Holes were clearly placed to avoid poor portions of the surface and make no sense, frequently put on bad angles and within feet of the fringe. Priced poorly-$45 with a cart? $50 on the weekend? Also the cart paths were destroyed. You couldn't have paid me $45 to play this course again.