Ok, so I wasn't sure what to think about this course. I have to say that I was pleasantly…read moresurprised. The course was in pretty good shape. The young lady working the pro shop was very nice, as were the bartender. The course could only use 2 improvements. The first one, would be to cut the grass a little shorter. The second one would be to put water stations out on the course. The course is fairly wide open, do you can miss shots and still be in play on the hole. Overall. I had a pretty fun time out there. Check it out, you'll like it.

This is a very good course at a good price. Plenty of doglegs and blind tee shots. There are only…read moretwo par 3's one on front and back. Two par 5's on the front nine and none on the back. The greens are fast and in perfect condition but land the ball short and let it roll out to the hole. The only thing this course needs is a driving range to warm up on. They however do have a small putting area. The staff are very friendly and helpful. I

Lords Valley Country Club is wonderful Private Country Club in rural PA. Took me Approx 2 hours to…read moreget there from Central NJ A good friend of mine has a house on the course and became a member this year. The course is beautiful, phenomenal views of the lake and foliage this time time of year. The course is not overly long, but a few dog legs and strategic tree placement makes the course challenging. The course is in phenomenal condition, the staff takes amazing care of the course. The country club has a snack bar with sandwiches, burgers, hot dogs etc. There is a full service restaurant with a great chef as I understand. There are tennis courts and many activities. If you have the opportunity to play the course, I highly recommend it.

Remote club but well worth the trip. This is an award winning golf and country club. If you're…read moredriving through PA and a golf maniac, you need to find your way onto these links!

Love the course Have been playing for years. The grill has…read morechanged chefs many times but this one is a keeper! Fresh, quick, good size, super presentation. kudos for great meals as we have had breakfast, lunch, and dinner! Nothing around for miles but the grill in 2016 is worth the trip!!

Great food and even better golf! Had a terrific time. Very rustic and scenic views. Highly…read morerecommend this hidden gem.

We had a tee time today that we made a week ago. Thought I'd try a new place today. My friends and…read moreI walk in and the guy at the pro counter tells me I can't play there because I had pockets on the side of my shorts (cargo shorts). I have played at all of the courses in our area and beyond. I've never been turned away because of cargo shorts. And they also told my friend that he has to tuck in his shirt. I always practice good golf etiquette. This was disappointing. I personally willing to pay $100 for a round of golf should not be turned away because of having pockets on the side of their shorts. Do better Buck hills.

My favorite Poconos golf course of all time. Immaculate condition. The greens are diabolical. Fast…read moreand true. The views are to die for. Every employee is friendly and professional. Dawn is the grooviest bartender of all time. I strongly recommend this golf course.

Great ..back nine is the most scenic and interesting in the area by far..Front nine is long if…read moreplayed from back tees with nice view of creek along number eight hole..Nice friendly people...again back nice best most interesting nine by far...

This place is a very unique gem. Nice driving range and practice putting area. Front nine is more…read moretraditional, very nice with plenty of hazards to get yourself in trouble. The back nine is truly classic. Built up in the hills with a rugged cart path. Plenty of beautiful holes up there with a lot of water hazards. Quite a few are par 3s but plenty of challenge.

If you're someone that golfs Pocono area courses, imho, this one has all three clichés that every…read morecourse possesses: 1. A lot of elevation changes. Flat is for suckers. 2. Narrow everything. Bring balls....lots 3. Duh, a lot of f-ing trees. A few random thoughts: The carts here all have GPS and if you've never played here, you'll quickly understand why. It's spread out and built within/around a housing community. One wrong turn and you will go down someone's driveway & show up at their garage looking for a tee box or miss a turn and be truly lost. The distance between 16 & 17 is almost 4 minutes....not walking, on a cart. The course is tough but also fair. Each hole is unique and no two are quite the same. You have one or two drivable par fours like #8 that's only 240 but then right before that is #7 which is about 550 with a hard left dog leg. Tons of trees, a lot of sand and a lot of wasteland/swamp to hit over on certain holes which requires some thought about laying up or going cowboy. I can't comment on pace of play because that didn't apply to us. Mid-week in November and we had the 2nd tee-time out. We had to wait 90 minutes due to frost on the course (even when we started it was barely, if, above freezing) and the guy in front of us rebooked for another day. We went door to door in a little over three hours and when we were at 17, the nearest group behind us was on 12. For the majority of holes, hitting straight is king. Not a lot of room to hook or slice unless you want to find the woods or someone's back porch. While I have not played all or hell, even most of the courses in the area, let me give a brief comparison. Is this the nicest course? No. I would say that's Pinecrest. Is this the worst course? No. I would say that's Pocono Manor. This one is much more the former thankfully then the latter. With that said, the course changed ownership not that long ago and things are in a period of repair and transition as you will see on most of the tee boxes which are torn up pretty bad with a few basically being just dirt. Would I come back here again? No question. While in season pricing is $50, right now they are doing 20% off on the off season price which makes it $24pp with a cart. That my friends is a good deal and very fair for this level of scenery and play. We'll be back.

Played here 8/11/25...greens were decent but a little slow...fairways were mostly browned out due…read moreto lack of water....tees mostly bare and/or full of crabgrass...course is very narrow and the rock hard fairways presented a whole extra level of keeping the ball in play...the layout of this course is kind of funky but it is interesting...wish they could make the necessary improvements to clean it up...I wouldn't overpay to play here...

Very rude desk staff. One lane for lap swimming and a teenager was standing in the middle impeding…read morethe lane. Plenty of other places in the pool to play. The lifeguard was not helpful when we asked for assistance. Then the teenagers mom had a meltdown and cursed in front of our young children. Was intimidating and kids were scared. Unpleasant experience and no longer interested in pursuing membership.

The front desk staff were very rude and aggressive. It seemed like we were a bother coming through…read morethe door. They provided no information and the customer service was far below subpar. We were in on Saturday (7/19/25) - do better or don't bother.

Decent public course, a little steep for a public course. I recently played a golf tournament…read morethere and the food was sub-par. Nothing special. What really ticked me off was the fact that they charged me $36 for a 6 pack of High Noon. Now I understand that they are more expensive and they gotta turn a profit, but when you have 50 golfers playing in a tournament you know they are going to drink. That's just taking advantage of the situation. You figure they buy them for $2.25 a can. So they are making $3.75 a can. That's ridiculous. And they had the nerve to say we give a discount off the can price for 6 packs of beer only. Get lost. $72 for a 12 pack of High Noon when I just payed $85 to play your course and get fed shitty food. Just robbery and not cool etiquette.

Great course, the one thing about the hills is that it's in the title. There are blind turns,…read moreupward shots and straights throughout the course that you have to be precise on where you are trying to hit the ball. The hills are quite challenging because you are hitting blindly if it's your first time here. The one thing about having fairways next to each other is that the ball from another course can get on the one you are playing on. Expect to duck when someone says "FORE!" Adding on, there seems to be a quicker pace of people in groups of four. [gnats will swarm you with no repellent]