Pilgrim's Oak Golf Course

Best conditioned course in the area. Hands down. Absolutely amazing. Holes are a little long and it tires you out if you're not used to hills or links style but absolutely a blast.

I play MANY different course in the area and so far in 2013, this is the BEST overall course I have played. Everything is in pristine shape and I look at - tee boxes, bunkers, greens, fairways, and ruff. The greens roll true as well. You have to put this course on your list this year to pay, it is worth an hour drive at least to enjoy with your friends.

A rolling, open but challenging layout awaits at Pilgrim's Oak. Lots of elevation change from tee to green, but your work is hardly done with a lot of undulation and speed on those greens. An excellent, but fair test of golf

Great conditions and excellent pace of play.

Definitely a player's course, as the greens are small, quick, and tricky, the wind is ALWAYS going (it's insane how windy it gets here, even on days where it seems calm everywhere else), and the rough is thick.

There are a handful of holes where if you're not on the fairway, you are scrambling just to make bogey... if you find your ball. I am a so-so player (9 handicap) and I have a tough time shooting in the low 80's on this track, let alone getting into the 70's.

Ironically, those conditions seem to IMPROVE the pace, because bad golfers don't like to play here! I've been randomly paired with people maybe a half dozen times, and only once did I play with hackers.

If you have a tough time hitting the ball straight, you probably won't like this place much (and you better bring a whole box of balls).

But if you're a 10 handicap or so and enjoy getting beaten up once in a while by challenging conditions, you'll love this place.

Great course. Have played here for years & always enjoy it. Elevation changes & greens are very challenging. Greens were rolling beautifully. A gem of a course in the middle of the countryside.

I play here every now and then. Not great, but okay

Speedy greens, some false fronts and apron runoffs, elevation changes. Lots of variety to the layout.

Teebox choices provide the level of challenge you want. Don't go too far back the first time!

Played here on 4/17.. Have been coming here for years and its always a treat.. While its in the middle of nowhere in farm country its worth the drive.. As another rater said,,,if this course was located in civilization... it would be at least twice the price to play.
You will hit every club in the bag on this course... The greens were bumpy on this day but much had to do with the time of year In season they will normally roll smoother. The rest of the course was in fine shape. You will face 2 incredible par 3's on this course.. The par 3 12th is 190yd shot over water and stone barrier that is as tough a shot as you will find. The downhill 188yd 8th hole over a pond is another heroic shot. Each 9 ends with a great par 5. The 18th has water everywhere and is a truly memorable finisher. I got a 10 dollar rate rate to play here last week too from golfnow .com also.

I enjoyed playing this course and for $ 29 it was worth it which included the cart. It was a bit far out to get to. The greens rolled nice and the fairways were in good shape especially for mid April in PA. My only complaint is that the greens can be a bit unfair due to some tough pin placements because the greens had alot of sloe in them

Challenging course, lot sof elevation changes and tough greens. Good shape for early in the season. Will definitely play it again!!

Took this 66 mile roadtrip on a nice spring day. I do like a link-style course but don't much care for all the peaks and valleys. and the greens were just aireated a short time ago so putting was somewhat at a premium. Overall, the course was in good shape for being early in the season. Might come back in the fall if the price is right.

This is a great course. It's fairly open, but still quite challenging. It's a hilly course, with some water holes. All in all it was very enjoyable.

Pilgrims Oak would cost you double if situated near civilization but since it's tucked away in Amish farmland a short drive reveals a wonderful course at a reasonable fee. The course is wide open but poses challenges in the form of water , terrain and bunkers. Conditions have always been favorable , even in winter. After you enjoy Pilgrims your next outing should be Tanglewood manor which is 5 mi. down the road and equally enjoyable. If part of your game is refreshments then BYOB cause both courses are dry. Just sayin'....

Like playing in wind and elevation this one is for you. Challenging but not scary difficult. I liked playing there and will definitely go out to play it again soon.

I play this course often and it is fantastic. Very interesting and challenging holes, and the greens roll true and have plenty of undulations.