Great course perfectly maintained. Pro shop was very accommodating, and the restaurant was as…read morewell. We'd go back again!

Fun formatted golf scramble. Course was in good shape. A little hot, but we stayed hydrated.read more

Still the best public course in this area. Greens and fairways always in great shape. Price is the…read moresame as other nearby courses, and better than most. Last year's weather was horrible yet this course was in better shape than any course around.

Solid course with challenging par 3s and great prices. Well kept tee boxes, optimal pace of play,…read more carts, and at least a ball cleaner every two holes. Only improvements would be more water stations and a drink cart.

We just golfed in a breast cancer benefit outing here over the weekend and had a great time! There…read moreis even a section of cart path painted like a link ribbon

Absolutely fantastic 18 hole, pitch and putt par 3 course. Loved the course and the variety of the…read moreholes. Very laid back vibe.

This is an awesome par 3 course!!! we went yesterday and were so impressed with how well kept the…read morecourse was for the price we paid. The staff was super friendly and you can even rent clubs if needed. It was only $12 per person for 18 holes, which is cheaper then mini golf at some places! Nice mix of sun and shade.

This is a great public course. The staff were all friendly. The food was good. The course was…read morein good shape. Pete Dye design. Located right off the PA turnpike. Pricing was pretty fair. Definitely better on the weekdays. I'm slightly torn on exactly how to raid it because I love the fact that this is about the course and I love the fact that it's under $100 to Play. At the exact same time, this course would be significantly better with minor upgrades and a simple refresh. But I really don't want that done at the expense of the accessibility and affordability... Really wonderful bones... nice views... great hole designs... built on land that it was a former iron mine, which gives it a unique vibe. And it feels slightly whiny to say it... But I was just hoping for it to be just a LITTLE bit "nicer" ... like whatever scale you rate golf courses on... I can't even put my finger on it... But I was hoping for it to be just one little Tic higher than what it presented as. Worth playing. Comparing it to other public courses, it's definitely one of the better ones in the state.

The course is a challenge and well kept, no doubt!. Starter was helpful. I would have liked to…read morehave water on course or a cart person for water or food. Fortunately it was not hot. Would've also been nice to have ball washer or club cleaner on cart or on course.

Charged me $20.55 today to share a cart with my buddy even though I said I wasn't playing and he…read morepaid for 18 with a cart. I play here weekly. I already hate this course because the pace of play is slow, but it's the last time I spend money here. Noon on a Friday in mid November, are you serious?

Course overall was in decent shape. Fairways weren't as good as I'd expect and a number of the…read moregreens were littered with balls marks, etc. For $85 in this area, was hoping for much better. Great layout, but not in the condition I'd expect for the price.

Professor Matt Keller, PGA, teaches golf at Penn State York (KINES 29-Golf 1). I respect Matt so…read moremuch that I asked him to help me coach our campus's collegiate golf team. Matt has worked with most, if not all, of the leading junior golfers in our area. I sought Matt's advice over three years ago to work on my own golf game. Over the past 30+ years, I have had countless golf lessons from all sorts of teachers. Every teacher had his/her own 'fix.' However, nothing worked long-term until I met Matt. Matt is a phenomenal teacher. At his indoor training facility, Matt uses advanced video swing analysis, biometric feedback tools (K-Vest) and other evaluation tools (Blast Motion) to usher golf instruction into the 21st Century. Through these tools, Matt's instruction transformed my golf game. Dr. Joe Downing, Golf Coach and Associate Professor of Communication, Penn State University-York Campus

Cannot say enough good things about this place! Derek and Matt run it exceptionally well! I could…read morealmost hit a golf ball when I walked in for my first lesson. Ordered the package of 5 lessons and have finished (round 1 at least) my game needs a lot more work. I can finally say I can consistently strike the ball with my irons. Upon completion of my training with Derek who I highly recommend I joined the winter league! Excited to see how far I can take my golf game. Thanks Derek for being such an excellent coach and mentor to my golf game!

Recently held a large group golf event at Eagles Crossing…read more The owner Shawn was extremely helpful. He and his staff gave the best customer service. And all our glofers loved the course. We will be back next year.

Good value for the price. Greens/bunkers/fairways always in decent condition. there are some holes…read morethat allow for misses off the tee but not many. Fairways typically run towards the tree line which can be frustrating. Greens are tough, if you can't read greens you'll be shooting well above your hcp. Friendly staff is a huge plus for me. Iron range (no driver) and chipping/putting green.

Well, if you're looking for a truly rough, antiquated short course, this is it. The staff was very…read morefriendly. You have to cross a busy street to get to the tee box. It's a wide open, forgiving little course. You're essentially playing 9 holes twice to play the full 18. Good for beginners.

A decent little course for beginners. It's only 9 holes now, the other 9 were turned into a…read morecommunity park with a playground, basketball courts, pickleball courts, walking circle and lots of green grass for any activity. But if you just want to get a little practice in or you just don't feel like a big more challenging course this course works just fine. Very cheap as well. Played it a few times.