Honey Run Golf Club

Course was in good shape for late winter. Layout was awesome and you could see they are making improvements for the spring. Looking forward to going back.

Greens rolled nicely, course in great shape for this time of year. They are in the middle of rebuilding the tee boxes, so we had to play form temporary tees which made the par 3s too short. I will definitely return later in the spring when the tees are completed. Staff was friendly; however, the service was very slow for food and drinks. We waited 30 minutes at the turn for drinks and a snack. Advice: when serving pizza that needs to be cooked for 20 minutes, tell the golfers at the turn before taking the order. That was the only negative.

The entire course was in remarkably good condition. Sand traps were perfectly groomed and greens were as smooth as can be expected for mid-March. Balls marks were pretty prevalent on some but overall not bad.

Never disappoints! Course is in great shape for the middle of March. Great value!

Good course and getting better. Front nine improvements underway. Greens in good shape coming off winter, a few need work. A nice challenge.

I strongly dislike the 18th hole. Also, I was impressed with the fact that golfers there do a better job than most courses fixing ball marks on the greens.

I had heard from so many golfers that those greens are the best in York County and I have to disagree significantly. They over-hyped those greens. Nothing egregiously wrong with them and they are just not all that. They are slower than I expected even adjusting for the time of year and significant rain in the area lately.

The staff was nice and pace of play could have been better as could the course’s drainage. Good value because the Hot Deal was $15.

Played with a buddy today and it was the first time there for both of us. Granted it is February and it was wet. Still, considering the many people that bragged on their greens, I was not impressed with how slow they were and they are rather largeWhich does not make them special. They are NOT the nicest greens in York county so it did not live up to the hype is what I am saying.

Great value for $15 for mid February for sure thanks to GolfNow! Hated the 18th hole. I would rather finish on the 9th. Liked the par 5s especially the first one which I parred after burning the edge on a birdie putt.

Cannot say that I would want to play in a scramble there per day nor feel excitement in taking a foursome there. Perhaps I will give them another shot in late May if not too wet since the last few years we have had more rain than Seattle I think which is crazy. Rather have rain than snow for sure.

The course had very little play on this day due to cold/windy conditions. Putting that aside the greens and fairways were pretty good for those of us who want to keep playing thru the winter. We were informed that the policy for the day was "cart path only" which was what I expected. No problem with that. However, looking around at the few other groups that were on the course, they were mostly driving everywhere. I told the staff person at the turn and he seemed concerned. I specifically noted the group playing behind us hoping he would remind them at the turn of the policy for today. On the back nine they were still driving anywhere they wanted. There were ruts being made on the course and I play here fairly often so that really bothered me. We made the effort to stay on the cart path, others did not. I guess I cared more about the course than the staff did.

Played 12-23-19 and aced #17. The entire staff were great to our group.

We drive about an hour and a half to play here a handful of times a year. We have never been disappointed. The value for the course is hard to match or beat. Even in season their greens fees are low and if you can get on via a HotDeal(we recently got on for $14) even better. Conditions are always very good to great. May have the best greens in York. The course can play easy from the up tees and difficult from the back tees without being a bombers paradise. Par 3s are challenging; most par 4s require placement over distance; driving on par 5s are fairly easy but your next shot is more challenging as the fairways either turn or shrink. Has just the right amount of elevation changes to keep you on your toes dialing in slope yardages. Greens are usually quick and roll true. If your looking for a quick round or a laid back 4some you can not go wrong adding Honey Run to your rota.

Course is always in great shape. Never fail to see herons, ducks, deer and foxes .

Course is a challenge, enjoyed it. Was in great shape!