Spring Hollow Golf Course

Nice local course; friendly staff; easy enough to get on when I find myself with a little bit of time to play. I've gone on as a single and ended up joining a twosome or threesome of some very pleasant golfers!

They did a good job with the course even with the rough hot weather as of late. Course makes up for shortness with some challenging dog leg holes. Better if did not have back to back par and par 5. Would go back anytime

Well maintained, in good shape. Couple of sand traps filled with water, but this summer has been very very wet. Will play there again. Lots of slopes, and some greens were tight -- at least for me.

Had played the course several times previously and was always impressed with the conditions. Unfortunately the course is not being kept to those previous standards. The greens were average at best and the fairways and tee boxes are in need of repair. Both tees and greens were extremely hard compared to other courses in the area. They also appear to run a hole-in-one/within the flag stick contest on hole #8, which you must prepay to participate, however no one ever mentioned it upon check-in.

Had a great time playing with my son on Father's Day. Front nine was played at EVEN for match play. The Back Nine was awarded to the old man at 2-1. Had a wonderful time and it was a great day for golf.

Overall the course is in good shape and well maintained. Some of the holes are a little quirky, would change club selection off tee. Would play again good value for the money.

Great course to play but you must hit the fairways or you will spend plenty of time looking for your golf balls. Pristine greens and exquisite course.

Overall, the course was beautiful. It was a bit challenging because of the blind spots and bunch of dog legs. Need to play this course a few times to understand where greens and sand traps are. Be ready for a bunch of up hill shots.

It was a great "Hot Deal". $ 52.00 regular W/E rate is a crime. I never played a course where I had so many blind shots with a wedge in my hand. #2 thru #8 it seems like they just crammed them in there. Back to Back twin Par 3's wasnt that interesting either.

This is not a terrible course and despite the non-recommendation, I would consider playing again if I was in the area and got a deal on the green fee. The course is in relatively good condition considering the tie of year. However, the greens are small, the course is built on some weird hills, and the layout is kind of un-imaginative. I particularly do not like two back to back par threes which are exact replicas of each other. Both short irons, flat and no hazards. Just a green and a tee box.

My first time here. The best feature was the three old timers playing cards in the lobby; guessing they are here every day - super friendly. Elevation changes on EVERY hole. Could have used a Sherpa! If you like these type of courses, have at it. As for me, I know I will not be back again. Just not my type of course. Although it was in pretty good shape for later February.

The carts are old school and have no windshield, which is a nice option to have on those windy winter days (my cart heater was useless). I also had to drive with my hand on the choke all day.

You'll either love it or hate it.

Spring Hollow is a short, relatively easy golf course that is a typical Pennsylvania course with rolling hills, elevation changes on nearly every hole and a few really interesting holes. The staff is very friendly. This course is always the first one open in the winter so it is a great place for the true Pa golf diehard.

The course is clear of leaves on the greens. The grounds are clear of any papers and ect. The cart was clean. I would go back any time I can.

Hole 14 is par 5 and very difficult, due to a wide pond.

I really enjoy this course its not very long but if your not hitting the ball straight that day it can be challenging because of the thick rough. The greens are fairly quick with some tricky breaks. there is a conciderable amount of elevation change and blind shots which keep the round from becoming boring. Course conditions are always good and pace of play is approx. 4 hours on weekend which is unusual for this area.

Hilly terrain and fair number of dog leg holes. There are some trees, but still relatively open for the driver. greens are fast in November. watch out on 18th when putting, ball break toward pond, which is deceiving.

This course is fun to play. There are many elevation changes and a few blind shots. It's not long, but it's fairly challenging. The views are great, the course is always in very good condition, and the staff is very friendly.

, challenging, the greens are always in great shape.

Played on a Friday AM in early August. $34 w/ cart for 18. Excellent value for the course. Fairways were in great condition, though rather narrow at times. It was dry so the greens were quite quick and challenging. Some pin placements could have been at the US Open. Not an easy course for a beginner as the elevation changes lead to a lot of uphill/downhill lies required swing modification/control.

Overall excellent course. #4 Par 3 uphill 180+ with super fast downhill green. Not a fun hole, but challenging. #14 Par 5, Moderate drive off the tee leaves you with a long carry over a lake on a downhill lie. Loved #18, simple par 3 but green is right in front of the clubhouse deck. Great to sit out with a beer and cigar after your round and watch everyone approach. Good food and beer selection and a very nice clubhouse bar.