Omni Bedford Springs Resort - Old Course

The course has an incredible layout! Great teeboxes. Except everything on the course was wetter than a potty training toddler’s bed!

A absolute gem. A must play! I highly recommend if your budget will allow it.

The course is in great shape. I can't wait to play it again!

Have played it fairly often this year. Always an a great experience, The course, employees and officials are always giving you the best time of your life. Even when you are not playing your best game. There is not a course around that will give you a experience like you will receive here!

Tito’s & tonic, Jack & coke and a pack of crackers. $43. How do they do it so cheap?

The course is beautiful and humbling. Always enjoy an opportunity to play!!

Just a beautiful golf course in immaculate condition.

Enjoyed playing a great historic golf course. Beautiful area with great mountain views. Course was in great shape and we had a great day!

Drove 3 hours from Philadelphia and I would do it again tomorrow. The course is in pristine shape as usual. I played with some members from River crest, Stonewall, and Saucon Valley. They all couldn’t wait to come back. My only complaint is a lack of halfway house or drinks in the clubhouse.I think it is the best public course in Pennsylvania.

This is one of America's oldest courses, offering a ton of rich history in addition to its immaculate conditions and terrific layout. Initially laid out in 1895 by Spencer Oldham, the course has undergone significant renovations by architectural legends A.W. Tillinghast in 1912 and Donald Ross in 1923, each adding their own influence and lots of unique features that are tough to find these days.

The layout is a truly unique masterpiece, offering five Par 5s and five Par 3s with a 37/35/72 Par. There are many interesting green structures, as well as extremely rare "serpentine" and "doughnut" bunkers. The "Volcano" is an uphill Par 3 that requires a 220 or so yard carry, or you risk your ball rolling back down the steep slope potentially 50 yards. "Tiny Tim" is a gorgeous 100 yard downhill Par 3, with a small kidney bean shaped green protected by a scenic lagoon, 5 bunkers, and a series of "alps" (mounds in the rough surrounding the green 2 feet high and 10 feet in diameter).

I played by myself and drove 2 hours each way, and am planning to do it again in 2 weeks with 2 friends. If you are ever in the area, definitely make an effort to get out for a round!

We gambled on the weather and booked the hot deal. The course was wet and was cart path only, but played very well. The greens are coming in nicely. We finished in under 4 hours in occasional mist or light rain. We had a great time and love the course.

Amenities are great but pricey, course was good for March especially with hot deal prices!