Quirky, fun, and very affordable, Pocono Manor is a historic hidden gem that features classic architecture and is well-worth the drive from New York and Philadelphia. I highly recommend this course and can’t wait to play again! … More Review: Pocono Manor Golf Course
Offering a nice contrast to the Old Course at Scranton, the Falls Course is a tight, modern design that features good conditions and a fun 9-holes. The membership is lucky to have an option like this and it is worth a play for guests who are already playing the Old Course. … More Review: The Country Club of Scranton (Falls Course)
Possessing one of the finest collections of greens complexes in America, the always impeccably conditioned Country Club of Scranton is underrated and deserves to be in the conversation when discussing the elite courses in Pennsylvania. This is a hidden gem all those who appreciate classic architecture will enjoy. … More Review: The Country Club of Scranton (Old Course)
The Wissahickon Course is the crown jewel of The Philadelphia Cricket Club and is one of the best courses not just in the Philadelphia area, but in the entire U.S. This Tillinghast gem is a classic U.S. Open-style course characterized by thick rough, speedy greens, and numerous long par fours full of character. This is a course I would enjoy playing every day and recommend very highly. … More Review: Philadelphia Cricket Club – Wissahickon Course
While not as memorable or strategic as its sister Wissahickon Course, the Militia Hill Course is a welcome addition to the storied Philadelphia Cricket Club. This lengthy modern course is a bomber’s paradise with beautiful bunkering and conditions as good as you’ll find anywhere. This “B” course is better than many club’s primary courses. … More Review: Philadelphia Cricket Club – Militia Hill Course
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