Reviewed by: deadlyputter, Shoots in the 80s

Summary:
This is a course that is just begining to mature. few trees, little trouble. Low socres can be had here as the holes are not overly challenging. Not a stunning layout but a fun round on a well maintained course.

Moccasin Run is your average publinks course with a pretty good rep for keeping the greeens and fairways in above avg shape.

Customer Service:
Good

Reviewed by: Michael , Shoots in the 70s, from Myrtle Beach, SC

Summary:
AMAZING! Truly outstanding grounds crew. From tee to green this is by far the best play in Chester County. An immaculately manicured course, they take obivous pride in their course. This course offers many risk reward opportunities. Especially number 8, only a 450 yard par 5, it lets you decide on the safe lay up, or treacherous try for 2. Best greens I have played on in a long time.

Customer Service:
The staff was helpful and knowledgeable. Some of the best snack bar service I have ever recieved.

Reviewed by: Matt, Shoot in the 90s, from Exton, PA, USA

Summary:
This is the best course I've played in Pennsylvania. Very well maintained. Greens are just about perfect and very consistent. Great for all handicaps. Water comes into play on the back 9. 17 & 18 are pretty tricky, so save your best shots for last. :)

Customer Service:
Customer Service was top-notch. You can tell it's a family operation.

Similar Courses Played:
The pro shop is adequate.

Reviewed by: Sidney, Shoot in the 80s, from Glenolden, PA

Summary:
The thing that stands out at Moccasin Run is maintenance. The playing surfaces are fantastic. The course can be challenging and water comes into play on several holes. The 18th leaves a picturesque 2nd shot to the green over water (with a fountain in the middle). Great family-owned course.

Customer Service:
The guy I spoke to on the phone was rude, but the staff on site was very accommodating.

Similar Courses Played:
None