One of the best Golf Courses in Central Pa. The Driving Range and Putting/Chipping Area are…read morewell-manicured and the staff is super-friendly and helpful! Very friendly to Beginners like myself (I don't lose nearly as many balls for mis-hits here). Wide open fairways and the greens are well above-average when not being aerated. I Golf here 2-3 times a month. Great Value too...There packages and pricing are super-fair.

Over the last two years, I've truly evolved into a golfer, hitting the course almost every day…read more Golf has been a part of my life for a long time; back in my childhood, I used to mow people's lawns for money just to buy golf clubs at the Goodwill in my hometown. I grew up watching legends like Tiger Woods and Jack Nicklaus on TV with my grandpop. Having already worked with two different instructors as an adult, I was really just looking for a refresher to get back on track. I decided to try Dolphin Highlands Golf Course. Unfortunately, I missed my first appointment, but the staff was great about it and gave me some free range balls to make up for it. However, the environment was a bit distracting--it was hard to understand how people focus there with planes from the Middletown Airport flying overhead the entire time. When I finally made it to my second lesson, I met my coach 1-on-1. Tim is highly knowledgeable, clearly knows his stuff, and has been in the game for a long time. That said, during our session, he focused heavily on how PGA legends hit the ball, constantly referencing players like Tiger Woods, Michael Jordan, and Arnold Palmer. Personally, I prefer a coach who assesses my natural swing and makes minor adjustments from there, rather than trying to completely restructure my form to copy someone else. After all, I am unique--complete with a beautiful face and bronze skin! I believe in playing my own way. Honestly, people should try hitting the way I do, because I can drive the ball incredibly far, especially for an amateur. While I still recommend him as a coach because of his expertise, he just wasn't the right fit for my personal goals. Everyone is different, and that's the beauty of being human; we all have the freedom to grow and make our own choices here in the US. I hope this review helps you decide if Dolphin Highlands is the right spot for you!

In general it is a very nice course with well kept fairways and greens. The tee boxes NEED work…read more They are very uneven and lack adequate grass. Apart from that it is a very lovely course. The only other problem is the employees aren't the best and clearly don't care much about the job and I think if the employees were better o could justify 4 stars but because of that I'll have to give it three.

I'd leave 0 stars if I could. Place is overbooked every single time. Who doesn't love a 5 1/2 hour…read moreround!!! Oh and every employee is a rude asshole. Congrats on being probably the worst course in the area. Well deserved.

Beaver Bend is a fantastic par 3. Tons of fun to get out and practice the short game. It's a…read morefairly short course but does have a couple longer holes to change it up. Very well maintained course. A few of the holes are right along a little creek which is really pretty and refreshing. It is cash only so just be aware. Recommend for sure!

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

We went mini golfing there today at opening (11am) and we're the second people in line. Someone…read moreelse showed up a few minutes behind us. The mini golf course is veryyyyyy run down. It looks like it was probably once pretty nice, but just hasn't been up kept at all. The turf is like soggy and the holes have some pieces sticking up. The holes were a little strange as far as not being closed in, they bleed right into each other. The start of the next hole is a bit away from the hole of the previous... but it can still be difficult to not hit onto the next one. So you just have to really watch the people in front of you. Lastly the difficulty was either super easy or pretty difficult. I didn't feel like there was much in between. Overall, it is only $4 a person which is a crazy good deal. For that reason I feel like why not give it a try. I might give it another go with my children sometime just because of the great price.

$11 gets you a big bucket of golf balls to shoot at their driving range. They also have a pro shop…read more& mini-golf on-site.

If you're looking for an inexpensive, fun family or friends activity, try the Water Golf on City…read moreIsland. A miniature golf course with eighteen holes overlooking the scenic Susquehanna River. It takes about an hour to play the 18 holes. It's not as easy as it looks; skill is required to get the golf ball in the holes. There's even a little stand to get a bite to eat or ice cream and slushies.

Been Years since we played miniature golf on City Island! One of the best overall miniature golf…read morecourses in the USA! While it looks easy its holes are extremely deceptive! Overall fun for the whole family! No we're not sharing our scores!

After 25 years, I picked up a new set of clubs and returned to a game that I played with my late…read morefather, a tournament champ and par golfer. This time around I'm playing with one of my oldest friends. On my return to the game, I was introduced to Deer Valley, a course that is less than 5 miles from my home. What an absolute treasure we have in Central PA. This course is well-maintained and fun to play. The staff is remarkably knowledgeable and always engaging. I can honestly say I look forward to my weekly tee time at Deer Valley!

I am visiting from out of town and I was looking for a place to play golf. My brother in law plays…read morehere and suggested I try Deer Valley. I am so happy I did. I am a novice golfer and prefer playing solo. I usually came out around 2pm for the front 9 holes. Everything from the Pro shop to the starters to the other golfers was friendly and welcoming. For a public course it is well taken care of. I highly recommend especially because the front 9 is very forgiving with no sand traps and one small water hole.

First time playing this course and let me tell you - it was not an easy one! The course is well…read moremaintained and the club house staff were nice to deal with. There were a lot of golfers on the course which was both chaotic and amusing. Balls were flying everywhere! I brought three and left with three so that's a win! The 10th hole has a "range" area and there must have been 40 young golfers hitting balls while we were playing the hole. It was weird to me but we ducked and covered and made it thru! I'm back there Friday for a tournament and am glad I had the chance to play the course beforehand.

For military, they charge $20 which includes 18 holes and a cart. The course is well maintained and…read morethe staff were super friendly. I'd definitely go again.

Attended an event for our end of the year party here for work. A beautiful venue, we had a great…read moretime seeing fellow co workers in person and listening to a great DJ. The venue was beautifully decorated for the holiday season and had a tasty cocktail/happy hour with a fantastic bartender and appetizers. We had a sit down meal that consisted of salad, your choice of entree (steak, haddock or tortellini) and a dessert bar with coffee that satisfied every taste. Staff were very friendly and helpful but with such a large event they seemed a little overwhelmed or could've used another person or two. We had to flag them down for water refills and eventually just went to the bartender for refills. Parking was a bit strange as you had to park on the side of the road or in a small lot that wasn't very well lit. This was around 6pm when its pretty dark and back a windy country road. Once that parking lot filled up there was a larger lot a bit back but again it was so dark and not well let we weren't sure if if was the right one or not.

Do you have a wife that disrespects you? A mother who made you feel not loved? Have you longed to…read morefind a way to punish them without breaking the parameters of the law? Well, fret no more. The answer is quite simple. Take them to the Mother's Day Brunch at The Lodge at Liberty Forge. Behold the splendor which awaits you: *Tepid water as your free beverage. In fairness, coffee was available. *As an upcharge I ordered 3 raspberry iced teas. It was unsweetened, lacking raspberry flavoring with a strong chemical taste. Not drinkable. * I would have had Manhattan clam chowder. The container was so low the soup could not be cradled. * Chafing dishes which were all open resulting in the food not being warm. Case in point-- French toast with an unmelted pat of butter on each piece. Where is the maple syrup? You'll find it at the carving station which makes no sense. *Carving station--occasionally staffed. Otherwise, you were treated to irregular cut slices which again were cold from not being under a heat source. Au jus, as with everything else, was not hot and flavorless. *Carolina Fritta--I like my eggs, potatoes, and Smoked Cheddar Cheese not to be room temperature. The Mother's Day Buffet is egregious. Save your money unless your goal is punishment. After leaving this wonderful buffet I fulfilled my hunger at Burger King-- 2 Whopper Jr's for $5.00. Now that's pleasurable! Jack B.

Love the club for great value on food and services. The golf course, pool and banquet facilities…read moreoffer great value for the community.

The County Club is a bunch of pretentious assholes. The food is underwhelming and the building…read moreitself is dated. The golf course is very nice but the price, the membership/people, and the quality of food simply do not make this place a business worth visiting. If you want a nice country club, go to Hershey.