The Golf One Pennsylvania course guide

Golf courses in Pennsylvania.

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909 matching courses in Pennsylvania. New and corrected listings are added as they are verified.

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Mount Pleasant, PA

Norvelt Golf Club

Norvelt Golf Club comprises 27 beautiful holes on the western base of Chestnut Ridge. Conveniently located between the three towns of Greensburg, Latrobe, and Mt. Pleasant, NGC features the 6,417 yard 128 slope championship course and the 2,347 yard par 33 Luke's Links.

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New Kensington, PA

Oak Lake

The 18-hole "Oak Lake" course at the Oak Lake Golf Course facility in New Kensington, Pennsylvania features 5,706 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 71 . The course rating is 67.1 and it has a slope rating of 125. Oak Lake golf course opened in 1958.

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Conneaut Lake, PA

Oakland Beach Golf Club

Oakland Beach is a pleasing, walkable daily fee course at Conneaut Lake, a pleasant resort and vacation gateway in Crawford County in Northwestern Pennsylvania. It isn’t a monster. In fact, it’s quite agreeable, especially to the high-handicapper. It does not put undue strain on skill, patience, or mental health – just the thing for the vacationer or day-tripper who is not looking for hand-to-hand combat with a course. And that’s what is strange. For a course that has “welcome” written all over it from tee to green, it has some real beasts hiding in the short grass. “We don’t have a green bigger than 5,000 square feet,” owner-manager Garfield Prebor said, matter-of-factly, as though the size of a green has any bearing on its disposition. Or maybe he meant that if these greens were any bigger, they’d be that much tougher. The only things that pitch and roll and twist and turn more are the rides at the nearby Conneaut Lake amusement park. Take the par-3 17th, a 173-yarder. The way it slopes, you may not be able to hold it with your tee shot. Veterans say the best way to play it is to miss the green lower right, then play for a chip-and-putt par. “The greens are part of the enjoyment of this course,” Prebor said. “It’s a picturesque setting, and playable for all skill levels. For the higher handicap golfer, it’s open. It’s not to penal when you spray the ball. For the low-handicapper, it offers length and small greens. And there will be more strategic aspects when the trees we’re planting grow large enough to dictate approach shots.” Oakland Beach ranges from 5192 yards to 6783. It plays to a par 72, except for the skilled golfer, when it becomes a 71 from the blue tees, with No. 5 converting from a par-5 to a par-4. In this day of the upscale course, Oakland Beach remains good news.

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