I'm going to split my review in 2…read more Golf: Great! The course is in great shape and is challenging. The views across the valley can be lovely - you may get more sniffs of nature than you desire on certain holes, but that factors into the ambiance. Clubhouse: Bad. The clubhouse is extremely dated and not very well maintained. I doubt any upgrades have been made since it was built. Pro for me though - clubouse dogs! Some very old very sweet labs are there (as of 2022)

We loved this, even though we were here after golf season; it was the perfect place to stop on our…read moreway across the state. Accommodations are simple but clean, updated and comfortable. Beautiful golf course opened by former Pirates Jerry Lynch and #DickGroat fifty years ago -still a Pittsburgh "must play". I gave it five stars not because it is perfect, but I love the homespun feeling and applaud a family-owned business that has endured for so long.

I've played this course a few times each year for the past decade and for the price I always find…read morethe course to be well-maintained with a friendly staff. In particular, they've done a good job remodeling and maintaining the clubhouse with a nice little bar and larger banquet room.

I'd golf Manor Valley any day...and have for years. Well laid out with decent challenges,…read moremaintained and always good to go. The staff is the best - friendly and professional. Gary and Carol Frye always made sure you golfed, ate and sipped with a smile. One of the best places for an outing in terms of the course, packages and prices. Just a great place to golf!

Great golf course. Well kept very nice owners. However they don't sell alchohol. So stop at your…read morefavorite beer distributor for beer and ice if you want adult refreshments.

I was here for a wedding and this place is great! The inn is absolutely beautiful inside! Also a…read moresuper cool Trump wood carving which I have attached.

In terms of course layout, maintenance, and general quality, Totteridge is nicer than a municipal…read morecourse. That said, the course charges resort-course green fees that I believe are too high for what's offered here. As of now, the weekend green fees is roughly $90, and I feel like $60-70 is more on par for what it should be. The course itself is challenging, but fair. There aren't any greens that are impossible, and there are several yards of rough on each side of the fairways before you get into serious hazards (meaning the average golfer has a little room to miss before being penalized, which I like). And the grounds crew does a nice job keeping the fairways and greens in good condition (though par 3 tee boxes could be improved). Overall, I'd come back and play again every once and I while, but I wouldn't make it a home course because it's a bit overpriced in my eyes.

Nice course will not play it again. Weekend rate is $98, it's not that nice, 70-75 max!! Plenty of…read moreother nice courses that do not overcharge.

I loved it!!! Very fun runs and trails. Cool place!!! Will definitely be going ther again soon.read more

Independent mountain, check Reasonably priced passes, check…read moreMini-East Coast Glades, check mate It's a fantastic old school mountain that has yet to be ruined by Vail-conglomocorp (*cough* 7-Springs). Happy to say theres still some resorts left for those who want to actually ride/ski without taking out a loan on an "Epic" pass Support your local mountains folks!