Iron Valley Golf Club

Haven’t played there for a couple years. Very happy to be able to book 9 holes. The course was in great shape and our pace of play was fine.

Keep up the good work.

I was able to book the first tee time of the day and had the entire course to myself. The course is in great shape and the greens are fast. I loved the course and hope to play again when I am back in the area.

A nice course with a different feel from the front nine to the back nine. Front nine is mostly flat and open with a few trees. The back nine winds through trees and hills. The tee boxes were nice and greens were in good shape and rolled well. Fairways were mostly clean and well-covered. The sand traps, however, were too wet and hard packed - needed to be groomed. There were a few holes with blind shots, so it made for either a bit of a delay due to uncertainty or some potentially dangerous shots. Installation of some bells or signals that the fairways were clear would be useful. There was no water available on the course. Pace was unusually slow and there were no marshals to move things along, so it took too long to finish. Regardless, it is an enjoyable course to play, and would be even better on a second round with some familiarity of the course.

Everything about Iron Valley says country Club, except that I was able to book a tee time there.

Only complaint is flying bugs constant irritation. Will always be a puzzle I will never solve but love to keep trying. Tea boxes, fairways & greens are always perfect. Great food & drink selections.

Iron Valley is one of the best courses in PA. It is very challenging as it features dramatic elevation changes on several holes. You'll also encounter some blind shots. It's not for the faint of heart, but it is also a very beautiful course. The course was in great shape as well. I highly recommend it to anyone that likes hilly courses.

I've played this course twice. First time was fogged in for the first 3 holes. Absolutely surreal. Second time was a 6:50 am start. Just me, my son, and a few groundskeepers. Rocked a 3 1/4 hr round. Really enjoy the figure 8 layout around natural features. This course captures the local environment really well. Although the course is difficult at times, I as a 20 hcp feel at ease.

Love it especially the back nine. Bring a good attitude & extra balls. Being a good putter is a MUST.

This course is designed for low handicappers and is a bit tough and long for the average golfer. The course is in great shape.

We had a great day out there on the course. A little slow on the front 9. The round took roughly 5 hours total. Despite not having much rain, the course was in excellent shape. We’ll be back!

Pro shop said I could walk, but only $5 cheaper. If I'd tried to walk using my push cart, I would have struggled and I'm in decent shape. Excellent conditions, friendly and helpful staff. Wish I could play it again, but I'm 800 miles away.

It’s a shame that they let guys cut cups who clearly don’t understand course setup. This is a Pete Dye design which means it will protect itself, placing tricked out pins on a Sunday just leads to 5 hour rounds. No Ranger in sight all day.

Nice course but do not play if you’re not ready. Make sure you bring your A game. The rough was up and finding your ball in it was time consuming. Greens were nice as well as fairways. Starter was stressed out as they packed the course. I guess that’s not a bad thing. Got to hit your drive straight but even when you do like on 16 the banking of the fairway may still land you in the rough. My favorite hole is #1 but the ratings on the card need to be looked at. Number 6 in my opinion is the hardest hole on the course.