Best courses in Pennsylvania

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Blue Ridge Trail in Mountain Top was the top-rated Pennsylvania course according to golfers on Golf Advisor in 2015. Courtesy of Blue Ridge Trail

Golden Oaks Golf Club was also a top pick in the U.S. for off-course amenities in 2015. Courtesy of Golden Oaks G.C.

Located west of Philadelphia, Wyncote Golf Club opened in 2013. Courtesy of Wyncote G.C.

Sugarloaf Golf Club was designed by Geoffrey Cornish and opened in 1967. Courtesy of Sugarloaf G.C.

Jack Frost National in the Poconos was the top-rated course in Pennsylvania in 2014 and no. 9 in 2015. Courtesy of Jack Frost National

From the Steel City to the City of Brotherly Love and everywhere in between, golfers were busy in the state of Pennsylvania in 2015. We've looked at the thousands of reviews submitted to uncover the top 20 courses according to your ratings and reviews. In a state known as the home of Arnold Palmer, as well as some of the country's most prestigious country clubs, from Pitt's Fox Chapel C.C. and Oakmont C.C. to Philly's Merion and Aronimink, there are some great, lesser known public courses lost in the mix.

In addition to Pennsylvania's largest metro areas, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, the Poconos, Gettysburg and other getaway towns showcase the diverse collection of courses in the state. There is even some history in the list: designs by A.W. Tillinghast and Geoffrey Cornish are represented along with a handful of the state's top modern designs.

So check out this year's top 20, sorted out by a course's overall and subcategory star ratings, and let us know which are your favorite golf courses in Pennsylvania. You can click on each course guide page to view detailed ratings and reviews information.