Gettysburg National Golf Club

Using Golf now or Teetime, this has to be one of the best kept courses on their list. Greens in great shape, sand traps well taken care of. Practice area nice. Range is usually available

I like the course a lot and it’s very flat, the greens were very fair. The only problem that day was the bunkers were full of water, and I understand the rain that went through the area . Overall, it was a good day of golf.

price was great and the course was in great condition. Friendly staff and always enjoy playing Gettysburg National.

This course is a good public course. Clean and pretty well kept. Layout makes for a comfortable round. We played it as the second part of a 36 hole day that was paired with the Links at Gettysburg and it provided an nice contrast

First time at Gettysburg National golf club. beautiful views, lots of ponds. Definitely will return. Snackbar has great views of the mountain and courses. Wish carts had GPS. I don't have a range finder to measure distance to the green/flag. still learning the game and distances.

Some real nice overall course improvement from last time i played here- maybe 4 orm5 years ago. Well maintained and setting is pretty down in the valley. Very walkable course as well, pretty flat. Will be back

Cart paths only due to wetness, course in great condition. Definitely play it again.

Really enjoyed this course as an intermediate player. Course was in really good condition, and the staff was friendly.

My husband and I were so excited to play this course for the first time and we're very quickly disappointed. Course had already run out of golf carts 8 minute tee times on an extremely busy Saturday is not a great move. After nine holes we couldn't take anymore ask for a rain check the rude manager said I would have to call golf now they don't issue refunds. Considering I didn't ask for a refund perhaps he doesn't understand the difference between a rain check and a refund perhaps he needs more training

Drove over an hour to play this course, lesson learned. If you're thinking about it don't do it

Course was in pretty good shape for just coming out of freezing winter. Pace of play was fast, super friendly staff.

This was our first time trying Gettysburg National. It’s a bit of a hike from the Baltimore//Towson area as it took us about an hour and 20 minutes which we expected, but were hoping we could shave a few minutes off to no avail. Very interesting set up as there were no employees or a starter to guide us through the check-in process, and we were pleasantly surprised to play as a twosome by ourselves on a Saturday afternoon on a nice day weather wise. I thought the course was in excellent condition for the price we paid, especially the fairways, bunkers, and greens. Greens are hard, true, and quick which above average golfers will appreciate. The course isn’t super long or tough, but has some tee shots that will make you think. If it was closer, I would definitely say we would be back many times over, but we had to quit after 14 holes due to the absurd backup and log jam on the back nine which was full of twosomes and senior lady groups that were taking forever. Hire an afternoon marshall to help with the pace of play…Too nice of a setting in a historic area to get cheap!

The bunkers on this course are not maintained at all. Most are mud holes.

This Course was previously named Mountain View for at least 30 years and is now renamed, "Gettysburg National" It is a well-kept-up golf course and one of my favorites in the Gettysburg, PA area. The course layout is challenging but fair.