Honey Run Golf Club

I found the course to be in excellent shape . Play was fast . Staff very friendly and professional. Super value for the fee's !

very well maintained defionately will play again soon

Course is well maintained with challenging holes. Greens seemed to be true.

The course was in very good condition considering the drastic turn in weather from bake to monsoon. Play moves very well. Good value

The course has a wonderful layout, with no holes hitting into each other. The greens were well maintained. Hard to pick up the break on the greens. Sand traps needed alot of attention. Lack of sand and some were rocks and sand. Fairways could use a little help with some bare spots showing.

This is a great course, which places a value on PLACEMENT, especially off the tee. Several 'blind' tee shots, and several tee shots that ask you to 'work' the ball right-to-left or left-to-right, for the best angle in to the well-protected greens (be ready to hit some bunker shots). You won't always need to hit driver off the tee, either. Practice your 4-wood/3-wood "precision" tee shot before you visit. Long par 3 (#4) plays 180-200 yds from the whites (usually into the wind), so practive that 3-iron/5-wood shot, too. #9 (uphill par 3) isn't much easier, and plays 170-190 again. Happy to escape these with par. #13 is the par 5 that runs down a ribbon of fairway that slopes LEFT (down to the woods) the whole way down. Best play is just to tiptoe your way down the right side with your favorite hybrid or fairway wood. Bogey is a good score here, and par would just be a "bonus".

Honey Run is a gorgeous layout, in a beautiful setting, with a lot of old-growth trees and elevation changes. Greens were quick in early July, but not obnoxiously so. This course definitely requires you to 'think' your way around, and to stay in the moment. Lose focus, and bogey or double bogey will sneak up quick.

All in all, a great golf course, well worth the drive from Harrisburg, Lancaster or Baltimore. Very picturesque, with some really special holes, memorable holes. It's the kind of course where, as soon as you finish your round, you start thinking about your NEXT round there. The "I know I can do better next time" effect.

OH, and they have the BEST homemade Chicken Salad sandwich there at Stingers. Call ahead from the 9th tee and they will have it ready for you at the turn.

I played here many times, course is in great shape and staff is friendly. On the weekends its always very slow due to the players out there. June is fast play month and my last 18 hole round took over 5 1/2 hrs. Most players have little etiquette and should be at little creek, they won't let you pass and play like It's sunday in a major. Tee times usually later than booked from slow play also. I hope tee it forward catches on, this course would be more enjoyable to better/faster players.

Thanks to All Staff and Fellow Golfers. My wife and I are new to the game, And had a wonderful time at Honey Run Saturday and can't wait to return very soon. GREAT EXPERIENCE!!!!

The tee boxes, fairways, greens, and rough are in good shape. Pace of play was good.

The course has some challenging holes with lots of water and hazards. The elevation changes are pretty tough and playing from the fairway is very important for a good score.

This is one of the best experiences I have had golfing in a long time. I had a friend visiting from out of town and wanted to show him a nice course. I hadn't played Honey Run for 3-4 years and honestly didn't remember it being this nice! When we arrived we were greeted by the friendly pro shop attendant. After paying he let us know that the group in front of us was a no show and the tee was ours but no hurry take our time. I was pleased at the lack of pretense in the staff which is rare for a golf club for some reason. After warming up on the putting green and heading to the first tee the starter told us that the greens were running 10 on the meter that day and were pristine. Thanks for the tip! I couldn't agree more! These were the best condition greens I have ever played in the York area and I've played at nearly every course. Also the starter helped us spot our drives off the first tee as we were having trouble picking up the ball. I will definately be coming back and with a GN rate of $37 on a Sunday morning it will be really hard to beat! The only complaint I had on the day was there needed to be some more yardages marked on the course. Sprinkler heads distances and maybe layup distances off some of the tees. I would give this 4.5/5

Honey Run is in great shape. Greens are the best I have played this year. Great facility. They have put some money into this course over the last several years.

I was very pleasantly surprised by this course. For the price we paid I expected an average course the likes of Fairview, Manada, etc (no offense). This course was more on line with some of your much better higher priced courses (Dauphin Highlands, Blue Ridge, Royal Manchester). Top notch greens, large and in good condition. Superb fairways and tee boxes. I can't say enough good things about this place. If they had GPS or something else to add to it, I'd give it 5 stars. A must play if you're in the area for sure.

This course is awesome. Very different play from hole to hole will get you out of the 'oh ill just use my driver and hit it straight' mentality. Greens are challenging, usually very fast.

Great course no waiting and in line went off at scheduled tee-time. We will play there again. Play was exceptional.

This course is very close to my house. which makes it one of my top courses to play. with the addition of the new deck an bar it makes it alot easier to hang around with the guys after the round to talk about the good an bad of the round you played.

Honey Run provides very well maintained fairways as well as great greens conditions. It makes the course enjoyable but also tests your skills considerably.

I have only played this course one time,It was very well maintain
score card did not have a picture of the course layout on it so was a little confusing ..

Honey Run is a good test of golf skills. In spite of recent heavy rains and flooding, it's in great shape. The staff is very friendly.