Links at Gettysburg

An interesting, attractive layout requiring course management. Surprising amount of elevation changes and blind shots. Still early in season with greens aeration so putting on sand. Some soft fairways and more water in play than expected. Bunkers in decent condition for early in season. Very friendly staff and value priced food. Will play again when course has greened out.

This was my second time here, I played horribly, but I couldn't blame anything but me. Both times played the course was in great condition, and all staff was friendly. Great day, great early spring conditions, too many slices to make it a perfect day :P

Course was wet windy but fair. Played long and tough pulled out a 44 on the front and 40 on the back not bad for windy and wet winter golf. Had not played the course since it first opened.

Golf cart only.Not courses fault just a lot of rain. Great winter rates

Fantastic layout. Only one mundane hole—a par 3 on the first 9. Greens will test your putter and greens are fair and large and undulating. The Members tees at 5800 yds will be more than enough course for the average golfer. Course handicap for most will see a 3 stroke increase.

Only downside is the number of events held at the course. Can result in slow play and unfortunately many of these golfers don’t repair divots or green ball marks.

This is a beautiful and challenging course that is in pretty nice shape for the end of the season. However, our round was ridiculously slow. It took us three hours to play the first nine holes and two hours to play the back nine. On one hole (#7), we had four foursomes trying to play at the same time. A ranger came around (very nice) and apologized for the delay, blaming it on a slow group of older men four holes ahead. However, I think the real cause is that they are overplaying the course and scheduling tee times only 9 minutes apart! It’s like trying to squeeze 100 extra cars onto an already jammed freeway. This course has a lot going for it, but there is no excuse for a painfully slow round where you have to wait in every single shot.

Pace of play was good. Cart paths only was understandable due to the excessive rain recently but drainage is generally pretty good.

Hadn't played this course in several years and played it twice the last week in August (senior rate). If this course was a half hour away, I would join. The conditions are excellent, as is the layout and pace of play. The 2nd time I played with a member who was very nice. Course makes you think. The par 5s are risk reward. Greens are difficult so if you are above the hole, pray for a two putt. Greens are fast & if you hit a good approach shot it will suck back at least a foot. I'll be back with some friends.

I made a tee time on GOLF NOW. When we arrived, our name was not on the courses tee sheet for the day. I brought along my printed confirmation for our tee time. The course staff blamed GOLF NOW for over booking the course. Pace of play extremely SLOW. 5 and 1/2 hours for the round. Waited on every shot. Asked staff to help out, nothing changed. Ranger did nothing to change pace of play. Played this course many times in the past. Now I would not recommend.....

Great course. Booked on golfnow and got great price. Staff went out of way to make you feel welcome. Course was long for average senior, but challenging a golfer is what we want.

This is definitely a course to give you a challenge. First time playing here or a links style course and this is now my new favorite course. Will definitely be back again.

Playing the Links at Gettysburg is challenging but fun. Course is in great shape and great staff helping out. Worth the trip and the time

Course is well manicured.

Greens are the gatekeeper for scoring integrity.

Front desk stated they do NOT partake in Golf Now deals, but they also admitted that there have been glitches in getting their account removed (from Golf Now). The front desk person was clearly frustrated in trying to get us out.

However, course rangers were out in full -- actually saw 4 personnel multiple times policing the pace of play. It was still a five hour round, but they were working the pace -- hats off to the effort.

The course was in great shape and the greens were rolling perfect. I will be back again to play this course!!

This course ranks high on the states best public courses list. It is not for the faint of heart. The holes have diversity and plenty of challenge. Is it Oakmont or Merion? No, but for public course experience it is one of the best I have experienced. We played on an early spring day but course conditions were just fine and I am sure they improve into peak season. The greens are big and have subtle undulations and slants to them that keep you guessing. A few greens are set into the landscape that features natural red rock backdrops. Water comes into play on most of the holes and it is prominent on the back nine from the 12th hole to the finish. Take your A game and be sure to play the right set of tees to manage your game for the best experience.

Course in ex. shape even with wet conditions, cart path only. Played in little over 3 hrs.

Jason was very cooperative with us, left us go off early to beat the incoming rain, which we did. Has to be one the best and nicest courses in the area. Well worth the money.