Aubrey's Dubbs Dred Golf Course

The overall execution of the staff to get players on the course was very weak. No real pro shop employee or starter to get your round going. I had a bartender take my reservation and after 20 minutes of waiting I was able to go out. Course conditions were nice, tees and greens very flush. Fairways were average to above average. The back nine was a true test, and playing from the championship tees is the only way to fully experience it. Good shot making course, good layout, good conditions, good facilities, average staff, and average operations. I'd give this place a 3.5/5 and it leaves you wanting/expecting more.

Fairways are in good condition. Clover in bloom in the rough areas made the ball difficult to find. The greens, although small, are in good condition. The designer of the course should have stopped at 9 holes. The back 9 is treacherous at best, The back 9 holes were squeezed together and are ok if you like playing on the hill sides. If you have a fear of sand traps this is a good course for you as there is only one. The holes are poorly marked for distance and layout. The 16th hole is not marked. If it rains hard they have to close the back 9 because the bridges wash out. T Boxes are not level and some of the ladies and senior Ts did not seem to be part of the initial design. There were no Junior Tee boxes. Diet drinks were not available.

My trio was not expecting the greens to be as quick as they were, and we really enjoyed it. Great breaks, trimmed fringes, and well-kept fairways highlighted the day. Beautiful Par 3s on the back nine, too.

Great greens. Good test. Overall it is a great
course that rewards good shots.

Aubrey's is always a fun course to play. I like the challenge of the back nine. The course was in great shape with nice soft greens.

If you're a player that needs to pull out your driver on every tee, this course will be a difficult test for you. The back nine requires precise shot placement and the greens are very firm and fast!

A definite test of your golf skills!

Tee time was at 3:30, and while we did play a tad bit slow, the ranger continuously rushed us through last few holes, telling us the course closed at 8. Don't get why we were let out onto the back 9 at 6 o'clock then. But anyway...greens were very firm and a bit difficult to work with, but overall the course was in great shape and is always well-kept when we play there. Golfnow has great deals for the course and I'd highly recommend going there for a round. Just be prepared to bring A LOT of golf balls...you'll lose quite a few on the back 9

Me and 3 buddies played this course for free after winning a free 4-some during a charity tournament. We played the very next day, and the weather was okay (beautiful in the morning, breezy and a little rainy in the afternoon). The course was challenging to us (we played 2 v 2, best ball for $), and the winning team was only +4. The course itself was in pretty decent shape, and the back 9 was a lot harder then the front. It provided us with good elevation changes, tough pin locations, and decent rough.

This is a great course, but becareful what you wish for, fast greens can double your putts in a heart beat.
Back nine is tough. ball placement is a must. One of the par 5's on the back isn't quite fair, but only because of where they put the pin that day. I'll know better next time

Fairways and greens were hard as rocks, some spots were bare or dead in certain areas. We like to try different courses,do not know if I would book again.

Note that if the back nine cart paths are wet they are the most treacherous anywhere! Proceed slowly as many are extremely steep & have curves. Preview where to hit the ball - many blind shots & no bail-out areas around greens! Nice greens & tees but fairways are below average. Old carts just barely run.

The course was quite wet the day we played so it was difficult to get decent distance . We will definitely play Aubrey Dubbs again on a dry day . Front nine is straight forward and fairly easy however the back nine is very difficult with very narrow fairways and drastic elevation changes . Its best to take a little power off the shots and stay on the straight and narrow . All in all a very fun course and great value

I have mixed feelings about this course. The front 9 is fine, wide-open and well kept. The back 9 is entirely different. So many holes that are just in awful spots, with odd greens. The greens all over the course haven't been watered in years, and also were carved into the sides of hills. I realize it's extremely cheap, but not worth the money at all.

Front nine is nice and mostly wide open. Back nine is carved into a mountain. Every fairway is sloped down, so even a nice shot ends up in the woods.

Two VERY different sides. Front was wide open and playability for poor to average players was high. Back, Oh wait you mean we need 18 holes??? Squeezed in, playing down 10 yard wide fairways cut out of the side of a steep hillsides, cart path only on several holes.

Greens were interesting at best. I'm not sure whether to say they were terrible or challenging. No ball mark repair needed because no one every leaves one the way they are, literally. Unless you can put a good amount of spin on the ball you can't actually aim for, hit the green and hold it. If you don't hit 10 yards short and let it run on, no green for you.

This is where I don't know whether to say they were a joke or challenging. You could be on the green and be on barely any grade at all, put and have it come back and go off the green if you don't make the put. Some of the greens were essentially mounded middle out. I had a ball sitting 3 inches from the cup, it stopped there, then all of a sudden with no one near it, no wind, nothing while I was 3 feet away it starts rolling (fortunate for me it almost went in).

Tees were terribly marked and on number 7 there is a huge oak about 50 ft tall right in front of the tee. It's not figurative language here, I'm serious. Group after group crushed this tree. It's stuff like this that makes this a sub-par place. With improved greens and some refurb on the random back 9 it could be a place worth visiting regularly.

This was a great course. They did some nice updates to the club house, & the staff was super friendly.

The course is very well maintained and is in good shape. Only drawback was that there are not enough distance markers and one has to guess the distance to the green fairly often.

The front nine was very good and the back nine was alot harder.

OK so this isn't the greatest course in western PA but it's not the worst either. You can score on the front nine if you put your ball below the pin for an uphill putt. If you start the back nine with a mediocre front nine score you will likely have a long day because the back is much harder than the front.
You can drive the par 4 11th hole but, depending on the pin placement, you may have a test just to par the hole.
With some of the deals that are offered on GolfNow, this course is worth a shot.

Front nine pretty easy for the average golfer. Flat with nice size fairways. I've been playing golf for 50 years and the back nine is the toughest nine holes of golf anywhere. Tight fairways, hills, trees, and small greens. Great test for a par shooting golfer. It makes the average golfer pull his hair out. One good thing about the back nine is that we found about a dozen golf balls looking for the balls we hit out.