Manor Golf Course

My first time at Manor this year and the staff was over the top nice, as always. Always feel welcomed at this course and everyone does their best to ensure you have a great golfing experience.

Course plays fun. It may be short but the greens are rolling nice but challenging to put.

Course overall had a nice layout but a bit of crabgrass that needs to be attending to get a 4 star from me 31/2 .

For the dollar take the deal

Went as a single and paired with a twosome to play in three hours, twenty minutes . Greens are as good as any public course n bBerks, too. Fire as are OK but nothing special. Really fair pricing and great bang for buck

Bring your short game! White tees senior friendly length. A little hilly in places for seasoned players. Small greens in excellent condition. Fun for all playing levels.

22 Handicap, 82 years of age

This course was very fun and challenging. It had the most blind shots I ever played at a course. Starting with hole #1 that was straight up hill, just set the tone for the rest of the course. The course was in great condition' however, we could not find a flat tee box all day. Still, a lot of fun and me and my son will be back to play this course again.

First time at this course for myself as well as my son and nephew. Felt like a tough course for a beginner and that might have been my fault for not looking into skill level. Seems we weren’t playing g to the speed of the others as the ranger ended up following us almost through each hole on the back 9. Felt rushed but it was still a good day. Would go back to the course but need to some play time on others before returning.

Booked an 0700 start time as a single player and paired myself with three like-minded golfers who were also looking to beat the Summer heat.

This is another old school Berks County course which looks easy on paper due to its lack of length, but starts feeling tougher when you gamble, lose, hit your golf ball into dense wooded areas, and watch your penalty strokes add up.

Make sure to read the scorecard to make yourself aware of local rules for drop areas and free relief opportunities which might help keep you from turning a single bad shot into an entirely huge score.