Camp Hill Pennsylvania Golf Courses

Camp Hill Pennsylvania Golf Courses

Featured Golf Course Review:

West Shore Country Club -- *Awesome*
Review by: John Basso	This course was a great suprise.....I was traveling from out of town and ran into someone at a local restuarant/bar who invited me to play. short but challanging....precisely manicured greens and unbelievable layout..beautiful and would definately join if I was in the area
From Central NJ

Golf Courses: Additional Golf Course Reviews:

West Shore Country Club -- *2003 renovations*
Review by: R. Iams	The massive sand trap, bunker and green renovations have transformed this beautiful course into one with real challenge. The best in the Harrisburg area.
From Pittsburgh

West Shore Country Club -- *stupid layout*
Review by: Anonymous	the course does not live up to its snotty members
From farmington me

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Hillcrest Country Club
"Miniature Southern Hills"
Hillcrest is an old (built 1926), established, traditional golf course. Originally designed by Perry Maxwell (Southern Hills, Prairie Dunes, Colonial), it was updated in 1980 by Arnold Palmer and Ed Seay. The course features tree-lined fairways, lots of doglegs, and difficult small greens. It has hosted numerous USGA Qualifiers, an NCAA regional, numerous OGA state amateur events. While short in length, it plays longer because of the doglegs and elevation changes. Course record is 65 and is held by Justin Leonard and several others. This is an excellent golf course that you will want to play again.
---Jack Baker, Tucson, Arizona
Grandy Nine Golf Club
"Frequent Grandy 9 Golfer"
This is a 'cute' family-owned-type feel of a golf course. I've been here many, many times with my family because it's off the beaten path and used to be fairly quiet. My parents still golf there quite a bit. Probably a fairly easy for the professional, but very nice for the beginner or one looking for an easier challenge. Not a lot of fluff anywhere in the club-house or course, but that adds to it's quaintness.
---Randy Wurm, Hugo, MN
Beaver Island State Park Golf Course
"MyView"
I have played beaver island several times - i find the many water hazards challenging and at the same time the course has lenient, wide fairways. If they offer a membership, i'll definitely consider crossing the border to play on a weekly basis. How about U E ?
---Glenn, St Catharines, ON
Pickaway Country Club
"Short, but has challenges and a pleasant environment"
Pickaway Country Club an old course, first 9 built in 1927, on rolling terrain. Holes all stay away from each other, no back-and-forth. You are safe from getting hit by a wild slice from one hole over. A second 9 built in the 60's is a bit more crowded, but with the maturing of trees is now more challenging. Because of it's age, and inability to lenghten holes in the existing layout, it does play short. Modern long hitters will have little trouble with drive and a wedge on most par 4's, maybe even driving a couple of them. but you gotta be in the fairway as pine trees along both sides will block your second shot. There are some longer, challenging holes, but the shortness of the overall course evens out the big hitter advantage. Par 3's are relatively long (except one) and interesting. The 2 from the original 9 (now #2 and #17) are always a challenge to hit the green. The small greens and close sand traps make it an interesting play for your short game. Playing there is very pleasant esthetically. It is just outside the city of Circleville, and has few homes and no businesses boardering. It's a quiet and pleasant way to spend a day. Nice clubhouse and porch for sipping a beverage after the round. Not much in the way of practice area, but there is one. Food was good, last time I was there. Pro shop is small but has most of what you would need. I enjoyed every round I ever played there.
---R. Fuhrman, Reynoldsburg, Ohio