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Blue/Ridge at Blue Ridge Trail Golf Club
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Nestled in the rolling hills of northeastern Pennsylvania, Blue Ridge Trail Golf Club offers 27 holes of championship golf that were carefully carved from woodlands and valleys. There are no parallel fairways throughout the entire course, giving each hole a secluded setting. The golf course offers plenty of variety, which has made it a popular venue for outings and tournaments. The holes are divided into nines that are played in three different 18-hole combinations. The Blue/Ridge Course is both scenic and challenging. The courses are almost equal in length but the Blue nine is considered slightly more difficult, although the Ridge nine possesses two of the few water holes at the club. Mature trees frame most of the holes and there are also strategically placed bunkers along the greensides.
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Conditions4.5
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Value4.6
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Love it!
There are holes that you think your in Myrtle Beach. Our group plays here every year on our golf trip in this area.
nice course - very long round
The booking time we got was the first tee time after a large outing teed off. The result was a 6.5 hr round, probably the longest in my life. This was only my second booking with GolfNow - I hope this is not typical
Gem in the Poconos
What an amazing place. 3 nine hole layouts, one in better conition than the other. Great snack bar. No pressure golf. an awesome test and great scenery!!!
Disappointing
Course was very scenic... Greens were in horrible shape... Fairways needed cutting... Sand in bunkers was more rock than fine sand. If that was not bad enough, the starter let a group of SIX on the course . When contacted, the starter came out and told us "They said they will pick it up." Huh? So turned a 2 hour nine holes into 3.5 hours... Never again!
