Four Seasons Golf Course

Nothing really spectacular about this course layout wise but it is nicely maintained. Due to the lack of rain we've been getting it seems they are keeping the greens pretty high so they putt extremely slow, nice thing is you can hit right at the pin and know it's going to stop quickly.

I would suggest getting a tee time online as they offer a pretty decent price if you do but seem to punish you if you don't (early weekend rate is $46 if you book over phone). Walking you save $15 ($31) currently over riding which is pretty good for the area. I originally paid for riding but found out the difference to walk and ended up switching to walk the course which the guy in the pro shop was totally fine with me doing and seemed very nice.

Everything was great. The greens were perfect. The fairways were ok. It's a great course for the money. It's owned by the township but it's kept very nice. Wish it had a driving range. It does have a practice green though.

This is a great course, not too difficult

I'm a 57 yr old man always looking for a bargain. My kids wanted to take me golfing for Fathers Day, so I booked a course close to home with the golfnow app. Three of us total in group. Obviously I needed 2 carts. They only wanted to give me 1 cart and have one of my kids ride with a stranger. I objected but they were adamant about it. There reasoning for this was because I booked with Golfnow. I said I paid for 2 carts and I'll get 2 gets. Finally, they relented. If they aren't happy with the agreement with Golfnow, then don't use them. Otherwise, you need to treat all customers the same. This course is not worth the price they want for a round.

Nice golf course and layout

If you hit your ball straight you shouldn't have to many problems.

Overall course was in good shape. Sick and tired of the pace of play here in Pennsylvania. Get a course Marshall to control such an easy problem. We are all playing and deserve to have fun and a five hour round is not fun.

With dozens of trees gone, it's not exactly the same as last year. But staff says it's part of a course remodeling to replace trees with other challenges. good course to start the year off on, more open, for now.

Horrible course conditions. Greens are basically sand.no maintenence done too course.nothing in pro shop. Snack bar has basically low selection for high price. No Marshall. So basically wait 15 too 20 minutes too start each hole because of people taking mire than enough time playing.

Picked a cool Fall day to play this course. Monday was not a very busy day so we were not pushed to get done, allowed two faster groups to play thru, so my playing partner and I could enjoy our pace. Since neither of us play often, this type of course made it fun.

Played on a Saturday in October, course was in good condition. If you don't hit it Straight you can be in the trees looking under leaves for your ball (Fall Ball). Pace of play was slow because of a few senior golfers that wouldn't use the correct Tee Box for their ability, but It was a nice round overall. I will look to play this course again in 2016.

great course, they serve alcohol, big plus. Always a good time.

Tf you hit it straight you can score. Tree lined course with a lot of mature trees. The par 4's are a mix of long and short. Some very good par 3's. New greenskeeper is doing a very good job with conditions.

Overall I would recommend this course based on condition and quality of layout! Don't be fooled by the scorecard .... Four Seasons is not a long course on the card but has a series of very stiff par fours and some challenging par threes within it's 6300 yard longest tees!

The course is well tree lined but landing areas are generous enough unless you are pretty crooked off the tee. There is both intermediate as well as primary rough that will challenge your next effort!

It had rained the nite prior to my round so the greens were a bit soft. The fairways are well maintained but your lies will be fairly tight.

My only knock here was that there is NO ONE that monitors tee times or pace of play. I was lucky to join up with a twosome ahead of me but in all our round took 4:45 and that just spoiled an otherwise nice round with good company. The course is just not that hard to take more than maybe 3:30 playing time and Im fairly certain I could have gotten around in about 2:30 on my own.

But in fairness this is one of the nicer municipal layouts I haver played all year!

Very nice, great conditions, good bang for the buck!

Lots of trees on left and right of fairways - although balls are easy to locate and get back in play. on semi-complaint was the kitchen was a tad slow on the turn. May have been short handed that day, special was good. good cigars and tall ice cold beers!!

For the money, this is my favorite local public course. Over the past couple of years, it's obvious that the owners have put a lot of money into course improvement. In the past, I would have said this was a very average public course. But many improvements have been and continue to be made and it's now at the top of the list of my local courses.

Greens are excellent, fairways are challenging but fair (no pun intended), overall course look is immaculate. Even the new carts are the best golf carts I've EVER used.

Again, this is now at the top of my list of local courses. They participate in GolfNow deals, and the staff are really friendly as well.

Highly recommend!

Very flat and straightforward greens always in Great condition. Great course to hone in your distances because there is relatively no elevation change. 6400 yard part 70 plays pretty long, even though a few holes are really short. Good amount of trees just off the left and right side of every hole make for a frustrating round if you are not hitting fairways. Not the most fun course to play... there really are not any scenic or signature holes but is def the best course in the Lancaster area to dial in your game. Seems like a good course for beginners and elderly because most greens are not protected in the front.

The course was nice and open, very forgiving for the casual golfer. It is a dry course, so no alcoholic beverages, very big downside for my type of golf. The staff was friendly, the pace was perfect, but no bathroom throughout and, water stations were empty or very warm. I may go back if I'm playing alone or just looking to improve my game, but not for a group play.

Got a chance to play Four Seasons while in town for the weekend visiting family. We enjoyed the round so much we came back the next day. Tee box to green the course was in great condition. Tee boxes were level and well maintained; fairways were cut tight and produced big forward bounces; the rough was thick and the ball sat down making it necessary to hit the fairway. Bunkers were all in great condition. Only two par 5s (par 70 course) Wish there were four. Overall a great experience.