With paths that literally go over the river and through the woods, along with some that follow the rolling hills of Pennsylvania countryside, Olde Homestead's 18-hole course is truly one to be seen. This links-style course is also home to several aspects of Olde Homestead's ancestral heritage, including a summer kitchen from the original 1700s homestead, a restored one-room schoolhouse, and a pair of drive-through corncribs leading to hole 10 and back to the clubhouse after completing hole 18.

Olde Homestead's 18-hole daily fee course was designed by Jim Blaukovitch Associates and opened in 1995. Each hole features 5 tee boxes, making the course fair and enjoyable for scratch golfers and high handicappers alike. Our rye-grass fairways are fairly wide, and trees are typically not much of a factor in play. Greens are medium speed with a fair (but not excessive) number of green-side bunkers.

Challenges include water hazards, which come into play on 10 of the 18 holes, and undulating bent-grass greens, many with 3 tiers. The course features an above-average number of fairway bunkers, and there is a defined cut of deep rough, which can add strokes to your score.