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Gettysburg Golf Trail Preferred Golf Courses for Golf Packages
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Bridges Golf ClubCompletely watered bent grass tees, greens and fairways are always finely manicured and open to the public. With four sets of tees, this south central Pennsylvania gem offers a variety of options to all levels of play. The course is a 6,713- yard, par-72 layout designed by Charles & Fred Altland. Its setting is on a former horse farm owned by the Bross family, with 14 wooden bridges (including one covered bridge on No. 2) crossing ...  |
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Flatbush Golf Course - OverflowNestled in the rolling hills of southern Pennsylvania, Flatbush offers a challenge to novice and advanced golfers alike. This par 71 course was designed by Ault, Clark & Associates and has nearly 6,700 yards of scenic fairway. Well-bunkered greens, water obstacles, trees and doglegs will add their own bit of character to your game. The front nine is slightly long, but very forgiving. The back nine is shorter; however, several holes will require ... |
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Links at Gettysburg, TheThe Links at Gettysburg — Golf’s “Gettysburg Address” – has established itself as a premier golf destination. If you are going to play golf in the Mid-Atlantic, The Links is a must-stop on your itinerary. Golf Digest elevated The Links to its prestigious “4 ½ Stars” ranking among its “Best Places to Play” for 2008-2009, one of only 30 courses in the Maryland/Pennsylvania area. The Links has previously hosted the Duramed FUTURES Tour ... |
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Mountain View Golf ClubPre-Civil War clubhouse, picturesque views of the Catoctin Mountains, a large natural grass practice facility and 18 well-manicured holes are just the beginning. Overall, golfers will find a fair, challenging and gratifying course with two distinctly different 9-holes. After your round, reminisce while enjoying a bite and cold beverage in our Grill-Pavilion with picturesque views of the 9th, 10th and 18th holes. A must play FOUR STAR Golf Digest ... |
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Penn National Golf Club - FoundersPenn National Golf Club features two championship courses – each awarded a 4 1/2 star rating in Golf Digest’s Places to Play 2014. Washington Golf Monthly calls it “Clearly the best 36-hole value in the Mid-Atlantic.” Founders Course (1968) is a classic “parkland” course with tree-lined bluegrass fairways and large, sculpted greens. ... |
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Penn National Golf Club - Iron ForgePenn National Golf Club features two championship courses – each awarded a 4 1/2 Star rating in Golf Digest’s Places to Play 2014. Washington Golf Monthly calls it “Clearly the best 36-hole value in the Mid-Atlantic.” Iron Forge Course (1995) is a modern, open-style layout featuring generous bentgrass fairways, fast bentgrass greens, dramatic views and rolling elevation changes. Many Iron Forge holes have wide landing areas with room to ... |
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Quail Valley Golf ClubQuail Valley is a golfer’s layout and the area’s best kept secret. It provides short holes that will make you think strategy, long holes that you can grip and rip it, all while managing tree line fairways or the course’s 12 water hazards. Bring all your clubs, because you will need them. The 13th signature hole is a par 3 with elevated tees overlooking a picturesque island green. Completely irrigated fairways, greens and tees keep this finely ... |
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South Hills Golf Club North & South CourseSouth Hills offers both traditional and modern golf course architecture. This 40-year-old gem is one of the Commonwealth’s best public layouts. Mature, tree-lined fairways offer a challenge. The nine holes of the West Course will remind linksters of Myrtle Beach with water prominent on eight holes, including a breathtaking island ... |