Tionesta Pennsylvania Golf Courses

Tionesta Pennsylvania Golf Courses

Featured Golf Course Review:

Hunter's Station Golf Course -- *A REAL challenge*
Review by: Keith	Not only did I get to borrow clubs for free but the $14 per round went down to $10 when I explained that we don't use pacemaker buggies but WALK in Europe to play golf. I found about 12 balls per round too to boot. Absolutely fabulous golf - I made the trip from Oil City and played 3 times in a week - and the view and shot from the 7th is just impossible. The Allegheny River view impossibly beautiful and the damned tennis court sized green a way down below on a cliff edge - and I got it 3 times yipee!. Super golf and I recommend any golfer not to pass up on Hunters Station if in the region - but DO walk please. It isn't Arizona in Pennaland.
From Isle of Man

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Galen Hall Country Club -- *Circus golf*
Review by: Bob	An interesting course in some respects that would be much better if more money were spent on upkeep. Course improvements are few and far between. Reachable par fives for the longer hitters, with three of the tougher par threes around anywhere. 185 Yards to the moat hole with a green that is smaller than the famous 17th at TPC Sawgrass.
From PA.

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Sleeping Giant Golf Course
"Sleeping Giant"
This course has come a long way in a short time. It flows well with redesigned holes, sprawling views, upgraded grounds and greens conditions and a new driving range. Good parking and friendly staff are a plus.
---Lance Manion, Boston, MA
Saint John's Golf Club
"Don't let the yardage decieve you"
ALthough it's a short course, this plays very difficult, thanks to the narrow fairways, and smallish, yet undulating greens
---Allan Houston, Northville, MI
Greystone Golf Club
"Scenic and challenging"
This is a beautiful and well designed course. The course can prove to be challenging for both the beginner and scratch golfer alike. The high grass that seperates some of the holes can be frustrating, so you would be well advised to keep to the left on such holes. During the fall the greens are usually riddled with leaves and twigs so spring and summer would be your best bet. The developer did an excellent job incorporating the natural surroundings into the course. With a tee off the top of a ridge on hole one, to the natural rocks that appear throughout the course, Greystone Golf Club in Dickson is sure to give you the feeling of connecting with nature as you connect with your ball.
---Scott Monteiro, Dickson, TN USA
Oakdale Country Club
"Wow........"
I have a membership at Oakdale and let me tell you, it's worth it. The courses rolling hills and steep inclines make it a tough challenge. The bunkers and the water hazards are also huge barriers to overcome on this course. You can't beat the price either. My membership paid for itself in a matter of weeks and after that I was practically playing for free. I strongly advise anyone that wants an enjoyable round of golf to check out Oakdale Country Club.
---Ian Miller, Rumford, Maine