Reviewed by: Nigel , Shoots in the 90s

Summary:
This golf course is one of the best in central PA. The view of the mountains and woods isnt the only amazing thing about this golf coure. Range End has a mixture of all kind of holes rangeing from short par 3's to long up hill par 5's

Reviewed by: Scott Lyter, Shoots in the 100s, from Camp Hill, PA

Summary:
For the money I'd say this is one of my favorite local courses. (I play afternoons here - $29 to ride 18) The creek running through the course keeps things interesting on at least half of the holes. The play is somewhat slow on weekends, but the course is scenic enough to make the wait a bit less painful. This is a chellenging course, especially for beginners (like myself). But hey, I shot my first eagle here on 9 a few weeks ago, so I'll be back.

As a bonus, grab a prime rib dinner at the clubhouse for under $10 (when on special).

Customer Service:
No problems to speak of.

Reviewed by: Michael Bonafair, Shoot in the 80s, from York Haven, PA USA

Summary:
Save your $$$. This once private country club gone public is not worth playing. I've been there about 4 times and never with a great deal of enthusiasm.

The conditions is fair to good in most cases. The layout is below par. The speed of play is horrible on the weekends, no rangers - or at least none that give a damn. The staff is generally rude and short.

A couple nice golf holes they could (have) built around, they actually have a par three that has a sprinkler head in the middle of the green. One fairway is so dramtically sloped left to right you have to hit a dead pull or hook to keep it ANYWHERE near the fairway. It won't get played much by this hacker.

Customer Service:
They are not very helpful.

Similar Courses Played:
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