Range End Country Club

I've played many courses this summer and Range End had probably the best greens I played at.

My wife and I had a beautiful day of golf. The course was in very good condition. Some beautiful holes .
Greens were in good condition. Only issue was slow play, because course was full.

Pretty nice little course. Despite it being August the greens, fairways and tee boxes were in pretty good shape. Its a little thing, but all of the tee boxes were flat which is nice for this area, not always the case. I would avoid this course if you are allergic to bees. When I played there were lots of bees around some of the greens, bunkers and in the flowers decorating the course.

Rainstorm ponded the traps but course was in good shape and worth playing.

Range End is a classic parkland design. No two holes are the same. Each hole presents itself in front of you without blind tee shots or second shots. Its present condition is not lush nor is it bare and sparse. The rough is cut short meaning you can't get into much trouble and won't lose lots of golf balls. The greens are in very good condition and are sneaky fast.
Compared to other courses in the area, Range End is nicer than most and usually in good condition and worth playing....especially at a GOLFNOW rate under $30.

The course is in really good condition right now. Nothing tricky or fancy about this course but a nice course to work on your game. You cannot beat the value!

The course was crowded this Sunday afternoon. More balls bounced near us, hit trees near us, or bounced into our fairway from adjacent fairways than I have experienced in the last two years. Must be due to the way the fairways run side by side with play going in opposite directions.

Tee locations go a long way toward equalizing the course. My drives from the gold tees frequently equaled the drives of the two young, long drivers paired with us who played from the blues. That's a plus.

Greens are small, fast, hard, and sloped. Many approach shots wound up off the green, even if they came in almost vertically. Green-side bunkers are generally well raked; they reward a well-executed sand shot.

It's a thinking man's course. It's possible to avoid the "big mistake" on most holes, even for a high handicapper playing the course for the first time.

Enjoyed seeing bass in the big water hazard and the white or albino squirrel we saw next to one of the greens on the back nine. The back nine is more scenic, less cramped, and more fun to play than the front nine.

Front 9 is a little tight, holes are on top of each other. Back 9 is wide open and pretty scenic. Loved the back

Course is in excellent condition. Not an easy course but very playable.

This course is one of the best I've played in Central PA! From the second you drive in to the lot, you can tell it's a great place. Nice people, the course is not simple, but not going to kill you. My fiancee is a beginner, and together, we lost one ball in 18 holes. I would strongly recommend this course.

Played in a tournament here. Course was in fabulous condition! Greens firm, and a smooth roll. Fairways were beautiful, and overall condition of the course was as good as some pricier courses. A great experience, and I would recommend this course to anybody.

5 hours to play a round no thanks staff should be on course telling people to speed up there play

This course offers a fun day of golf when course conditions are good. In the heat of summer things can get a little dried out, but overall in the times I have played here, it has been an enjoyable experience. Not the most challenging layout or greens, but it is an enjoyable walk.