Iron Valley Golf Club

One of my favorite public courses to play within Bucks, Berks, Lebanon, and Lancaster County. Following a week of heavy rains and being early in the year, the course is in good condition, and I can only expect it will improve throughout the spring and summer based on rounds played last year. Well worth the 1-1/2 hour drive to play a great course at a fair price.

I'm usually a bogey golfer... shot 96 some very challenging holes.

It's still technically winter so grass was brown. There was repairs being performed and a lot of improvements being made. It was still playable with work ongoing. some paved areas on the cart paths need attention but I can see some patches were repaired from last season already. I love the course layout and the undulating fairways

Have been playing this course for over a decade and cant think of a single issue I've run into(outside of fog). It is always in great shape, greens run smooth & challenging enough to keep you on your toes.

Tips: Stay out of the rough. You don't need driver on some par 4s.

If you are looking for a great course that is appropriately priced Iron Valley is the course for you.

Awesome layout. Greens had been plugged and sanded, but I understand it is necessary to ensure proper green health so I am fine with it.

I live in Jackson, TN, and my home course is Bent Tree Golf course. It is a challenging, hilly, links style course. We always say that if you can play at Bent Tree, then you can play anywhere. Well I met my match. Iron Valley is an amazing course. Very hilly, challenging, and picturesque. The greens were in amazing shape, as well as, the fairways. The terrain and elevation changes will give you a run for your money. I can’t wait to come back and play the course again now that I have played and know how the course should be played. Pete Dye really taught his son how to build a golf course.

Reviews had said great things about this course, so I was excited to drive from Maryland to check it out. Unfortunately, I was disappointed. Other P.B Dye courses I’ve played have not been nearly as forced as this course. The Par 5s were especially poor with blind shots, narrow fairways and huge elevation changes. It’s just a poor layout. I think a lot of it has to do with the crazy topography. Other than that, the conditions were great with nicely rolling greens, good fairways, and a nice grass range. The staff were also friendly.

Greens, fairway’s, & boxes were in great condition…No cart person.

whether you are near or far, this course is beautiful and offers a challenge. Up or down, dog legs left or right, and island greens: this course is one to remember and enjoy with a group.

The course layout is beautiful and condition is just under top notch. My only complaint about the course was the slow speed of the greens. They were pretty long and also pretty sticky. Not exactly what i was expecting for beginning of September. Also the snack bar was closed after we were done the first nine and never was visited by the cart girl. Only saw her driving away in the distance as i imagined what a nice cold beer would taste like.

Beautiful course with the right twists and turns. This course challenges any level player with the right amount of dog legs and rolling hills. Perfect greens and well manicured fairways, a must visit!

Fun and good looking course but tough if you're not on your game.

P. B. Dye put it together which to me means, hard to beat. Would love to see how a top pro would take it on. If you enjoy elevations this is the one to play.

One of the best public courses in the Lancaster area!

As someone who does not splurge on greens fees I will always drop the money for this course, it's close, challenging, fun, and just a great place to spend 4 hours playing