Sure thing, I have a frequent player card there. It’s a short and entertaining course with most of the par 4’s being drivable if you’re feeling aggressive. They have carts and push carts available, the course is super walkable. It’s owned by Hershey Country Club and was closed all of last year so they’re still getting it back into shape. The fairways are cut and the greens are in decent shape (although slow). A few tee boxes need some work and they don’t have all of the bunkers back in play yet, but it’s getting there. Photos below are holes 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, and 9.
Pretty much. It’s a fun option and the closest one to downtown Hershey although there are a few 18 hole courses in the area as well.
Dauphin Highlands is the closest one that I’d recommend. Course is fun, but pace of play is usually brutal. Deer Valley is also close, generally in good shape, a nice easy course, but also has pace issues. A little further east you have Royal Oaks, which is generally in good shape and pace of play is good. Iron Valley also a bit further east is by far the most fun course in the area, but more expensive. Sunset, Par Line, and Fairview are the last few courses, but they’re not great. Armitage is across the river to the west and was in good shape when I played it last year.
They have a foot golf course now too, which my dad is dying to play
Sounds good. Thanks for the info.
Its a terrifying first hole. I usually aim right side of the fairway for that reason! I’ve never been in the road on #1, but I have put one long right on #9 into the road.I played @spring Creek on Saturday afternoon with my nephew. It is a nice executive course with one exception:
The first hole is very dangerously close to Chocolate Avenue. Someone can really hook the ball to the left and that ball will land on the street with incoming traffics. You're talking about a disaster waiting to happen. That golf ball can go through the car windshield and kill someone. I am not kidding.
The pro there told me that it happened a few times last year, and fortunately the ball didn't hit any cars. To me, that's really scary.
Other than that, I love the golf course. it is very well maintained. Will definitely go back.
