Butler Pennsylvania Golf Courses

Butler Pennsylvania Golf Courses

Aubrey's Dubbs Dred Golf Course, The	Butler Country Club
Conley Resort	Highland Public Golf Course
Krendale Golf Course - North/South Course	Krendale Golf Course - South/West Course
Krendale Golf Course - West/North Course	Lake Arthur Country Club
Lake Vue North Golf Course	Pine Needles Par 3
Serene Valley Golf Course	Stoughton Acres Golf Course
Suncrest Golf Course

Featured Golf Course Review:

Stoughton Acres Golf Course -- *stoughton acres*
Review by: TS	good course - great value. i cant believe how inexpensive this course is for how well it is maintained. even if youre not form the area, make sure you plan a round here at least once a year. great service. and ignore what this website says about 'closed on mondays', because its open.
From pittsburgh, pa

Golf Courses: Additional Golf Course Reviews:

Stoughton Acres Golf Course -- *one of the best in Butler*
Review by: bogey	I agree with the above post. The only problem is that the course is so well maintained, and so inexpensive, that every grogan this side of the Missippi plays it, which tends to make it a bit slow. Plan your tee time early to beat the slowness of the play
From Butler, PA

Aubrey's Dubbs Dred Golf Course, The -- *beats me every time*
Review by: bogey	No water. No sand. But it is still very difficult. Not the best in Butler, so you can get off easily and usually play quickly. The back 9 is one of the hardest in the State.
From Butler, PA

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Rolling Hills Country Club
"True Golfer"
This course is a hidden gem. With new construction to the course, it makes it one of the best in the region. I will honestly say within two years it WILL be the best in all of the tristate region. The greens are kept in superb condition. A course that you will end up playing every club in your bag.
---John Doe, Lexington, Kentucky
Bayou Country Club
"awesome golf course"
bayou c.c. is the finest course i have played since leaving pebble beach. No doubt, it is the pebble beach of the south coast!
---jack, thibodaux
David L. Baker Memorial Golf
"Good Starter Course"
For an inexpensive, well maintained course to play while you are learning the basics of golf, this course is the one to play on. No par 5's. The course has good water, and easy par 3's that are helpful when you feel the pressure of the group behind you when your beginning. For the price, the location in Fountain Valley's Mile Square Park is beautiful, and I've never felt that a person starting off in the sport would feel embarrassed to make a mistake at this course.
---SPIDER, Disneyland, CA
Sandpiper Golf & Country Club
"A nice short course"
I have played this golf course for the last 10 years, 2 to 5 times each year at various time, usually in the winter. Sandpiper is a short course with plenty of par 3's and short par 4's. The layout makes for a slow round on the front side on a busy day. It usually opens up on the back, which is the better 9 holes. Greens are in good condition year round. Course gets more play in the winter when the ajoining retirement community is fully occupied. Long hitters have no advantage as any long drive (250 or more) puts you too close to the greens. Use irons and 4 woods off most of the tees. Any drive 200 yards down the middle is great for this course. Some holes feel too close to the homes. Can be a real challenge when windy.
---Bill, West Virginia, USA