Strictly reviewing the restaurant here, not the golf course…read more.. It is beyond my comprehension why this fabulous restaurant isn't always packed! Besides the beautiful location (overlooking the first tee), the place is immaculate, the food is wonderful, and the owners (a husband and wife team) are just charming! The drive is about 15 minutes due south of Lancaster and we have enjoyed numerous breakfasts at this lovely locale. It never disappoints and would be well worth your time to pay them a visit! The most expensive item on the breakfast menu is only about $7 and with a pot of hot coffee, left at your table, you'll quickly be savoring the food and the view. So, whether you're dining inside, or on the patio... give Tanglewood a try. You'll be happy you did!

Awesome course, fair pricing, great staff! Tanglewood takes great care of their course, has plenty…read moreof golf course dynamics (bunkers, water, etc...), and always a pleasure to play any time of year!!

One of if not the best public course in the area. Awesome layout, practice area, and conditions.read more

This course kicks ass. Will kick your ass. Beautiful, difficult, great, unique layout. Great…read morecondition. Well off the beaten path. Top 10 public course in the state by far

Beautiful course in a wide open relaxing setting. Well organized. Course isn't simple.read more

Beautiful layout. That's about all the positive. Course drains horribly. No notice of cart path…read moreonly. Wasted extra $20 for a cart. Should have just walked. Fairways are like ponds. Mud on the ball on every shot. Nobody fixes divots on the greens. They also don't pace play. AT ALL. 5+hrs is pathetic. Rather take up another hobby. For $100 I'd expect far better. Definitely not returning

I played here today for the first time in about 25 years, it was public when I last played. I…read moreactually remembered a few holes.The course is very playable and scenic from T to green. Around the greens is where it becomes more challenging. On this day it was pin position #1 and wasn't fun. Most of the pins were in the most difficult positions and many it was impossible to get the ball close. The greens were perfect and challenging and trying to get it in the correct level was challenging with pin placement #1. Loved the course and can't wait to get back!

Before it became a private club, Hartefeld was a great place for drinks at the bar , dinner ,…read morebrunch, Fourth of July fireworks- all were enjoyable. Whoever bought the place now has ruined it. We had dinner there a few nights ago- the food was terrible, service awful and the place was a ghost town . Our friend who is a member was not happy. Too bad- used to be a nice place.

Chesapeake Bay Golf Club is a hidden gem. Awesome golf course easy to get to from the Phila. area…read more Andy Barbin and his family do everything to accommodate you to have a great round of golf at a great course. The food is also great. And he is a Montgomery County guy. The views around the course are beautiful. Steve D

Great forgiving conditions. Gives u a chance to work out the winter kinks. I'll be backread more

Great place for seniors to enjoy a relaxing day on the course. Very reasonable pricesread more

Course in decent shape considering they only opened a week ago! Greens a little slow but with the…read morecold,snow and rainy weather.. acceptable! Love playing here and price is always great! Can't wait till next round!

Amazing golf course very hilly and challenging was there for an outing. Also, at the end they made…read moresome great cheesesteaks.!!

My sons and I decided to play golf on Monday, Jan. 2, 2023 largely because of the very mild…read moreweather. We further decided to play golf at a course that was located about halfway between us. We selected Inniscronne golf club in Avondale, PA largely because of tee time availability, round cost, and recent positive GolfNow reviews. It turns out the first two discriminators were accurate. The last was not! Recent GolfNow reviews are positive but brief. Recent Yelp reviews are negative and correct. Inniscrone golf club was once private owned/operated. The course was originally designed by golf course architect Gil Hanse in 1998. Apparently, the course was rated very well by Golfweek back in 2001 as one of the "Top 100 Golf Courses in America". The private club charged up to $50,000 for club membership at that time. Unbelievable! That was a long time ago in golf years and times have certainly changed; not for the better for Inniscrone golf club (see below). Inniscrone golf club is currently owned by London Grove Township and has been operated by the Heathland Hospitality Group; a Food and Beverage consultant; since 2011. Healthland's core business portfolio does not include managing other golf clubs/courses. I can see why this is so. Upon arrival to the course, players have to "fetch" their own golf cart from the cart barn. We had to reselect a cart after finding the first cart had a flat tire. Not starting well. Check-in was quick and easy. We had prior purchased online a GolfNow "hot deal" round of golf. There are 5 levels of play. The overall strokes par for the course is 70 due to two less par 5's. The course is generally quite wide on most holes with just a few narrow and challenging holes. Pace of play was good largely due to the 15 minute separation of tee times. We experienced several significant problems during our round that were either nature's fault or the fault of Inniscrone Maintenance. First, the course was VERY VERY wet due to some rain the day prior. The significantly wet tee boxes, fairways, and greens made for poor play. This course does not drain well compared to other golf courses. Several of the holes are permanently marked "cart path only" due to the poor drainage. Second, we noticed the smell of sewer gas at various locations around the course. We suspect underground sewer piping and sewer vent stations from nearby housing located around the perimeter of the entire course may be the cause for the bad smell. Third; and most importantly; the greens bunkers and greens were in very poor condition. The greens bunkers had not been power raked for some time and were hard pan in places. Many of the greens were littered with tree limbs and leaves debris which should have been removed early in the morning by Maintenance. Even worse were the green's surfaces. The greens were not recently cut and rolled as they should have been by Maintenance. The greens were EXTREMELY soft and spongy. This doesn't just happen after rain; rather due to lack of routinely rolling. As such, putting on the greens was like putting on shag carpeting. Putted ball roll was hoppy, often short, and not true by direction. We frequently three-putted. Absolutely terrible! Many of the course's original bunkers no longer have any sand. Rather, these sand vacated bunkers are now filled in with grass/hard pan mix. Very poor conditions for control chipping onto the green! Cart access to the par 3 Hole #5 green is worrisome and not safe. The asphalt cart path leading down the steep incline to the green is partially covered in wet green moss. Our cart spun nearly 180 degrees around as we slid down the cart path. Fortunately, we were able to halt the sliding cart after a 10 ft. slide. The moss should be removed asap before a serious cart injury occurs. There may have been only three employees in total working during our entire round of play. The check-in person, the snack bar person, and the cart attendant. Labor cost savings were in-place. Lastly, judging the current "dated" condition of the once nicely appointed clubhouse interior and exterior, little money is being spent by London Grove Township on maintenance and beautification of the clubhouse. The large clubhouse is now only utilized to provide bathrooms use and a small snack bar. This is unfortunate and a bit depressing. In summary, we can't recommend Inniscrone golf club at this time. We recommend you play elsewhere for a better round of golf; even if that requires you drive 30 - 60 minutes to another golf course in the PA/DE/NJ area. Don't take the risk playing Inniscrone golf club as you will likely regret your decision. We certainly did.

This is a great private club with a great venue for special occasions. The staff is always pleasant…read moreand they go out of their way to make you feel at home. The food is good and the golf course is fantastic! Definitely one of the more challenging courses in the area. I would highly recommend individuals to look into their membership opportunities. Very reasonable. Lowest cost in the county for a private club and just about the same as public golf.

From the owner: We offer 18 of the most challenging holes in the county--exciting holes that will inspire your game…read morecombined with a few that will challenge all your skills. Our professionally designed course weaves effortlessly through the natural settings of Lancaster's rolling hills and wooded areas, creating a space that soothes the soul and lifts the spirit. We believe your dining experience should be one to look forward to. Our talented chefs and professional cooking staff are always creating new and delicious dishes for our members and guests to enjoy. Whether you're looking to entertain guests, escape from the kids for a romantic evening, or just want to join friends and other club members, our dining facilities will enhance your night out.

This was a lovely course. Very well maintained, wasn't too difficult (I'm new at golf and didn't…read morelose any balls). The views were really nice, it's out in the country so there are corn fields and goes past a farm. We had a really nice time.

This is a nice course and it offers a great value. I went on a holiday Sunday and everyone had the…read moresame idea to break out the driver. So with that, the tee boxes were crying for moisture and between my son and I, it wouldn't be far fetched to say we snapped off 10 tees. Fairways were hard all due to a dry spell but the service is always top notch. In talking to the starter the Golf Now app interferes with scheduling causing a bit of a challenge yo release golfers timely. This day we were in a bottle neck from the gitgo.