(Caveat Emptor on this one. Golf in PA in early January is only going to be so good and is never a…read morereliable bellwether for what a course should/shouldn't look like and play like.) Super easy to make a tee-time. Go to the website and chose the date/time/number of players and after creating an account, you're done. Sort of surprising that they don't make you put a card in to hold the time like several other courses do on their reservation portals, but because of what comes next, I understand why. buttervalley.teesnap.net/ A few observations: Make sure you read the fine print that the rates listed are cash only rates. If you're paying with a card, you will eat their processing charges. The course for being in January was in about as good of shape as you could expect. Good amount of mud along the pathways between holes, most of the greens were like concrete, most of the cups were filled with ice, etc. Supposedly, we had the second tee time of the day, yet magically, there were already four groups of four out playing. Hmmmm? The first few holes were log jammed but eventually the spacing thankfully improved on it's own and things got better. Here are my two pet peeves. None of the markers were out. Orange tee is where? White tee is where? The yellows were there but anything else required a bit of guess work. Here's the biggie. The yardage for the holes. The score card says X. The stone marker at the hole says Y. A few of the holes (a few par 3's from what I remember) have a marker in the ground at the tee which says Z. Why is it this confusing to just list what the yardage actually is versus having a 20-40 yard swing? Conceptually, Butter Valley is basically the cousin to Sawmill in Easton. Is this course really 4 stars? Probably not, but, I'll give it to them because they stay open year round which is a plus and you cannot beat their winter pricing to walk 18. We'll be back.

Good layout. Tee boxes were mud, no grass 8/20/25. Price was reasonable but overall course…read morecondition was fair at best.

A difficult and beautiful course. Bring your confidence or a lot of golf balls. Carts only, no…read morewalking.

Great course in beautiful condition. The price is always right. The staff is always friendly and…read morecourteous.

Instead of wasting your time and money on courses that are burned out, play Berkleigh Golf Club. It…read moreis in outstanding shape from tee to green. Everyone is friendly, the rates are competitive, and you will play a challenging yet fair layout. This was the home of the Betsy King Open for years and is open to the public on Route 222 between Fleetwood and Kutztown. If you consider yourself a golfer, you owe it to yourself to play Berkleigh!

I played a round of golf on July 5, 2023 and left behind a tailor-made stealth wedge. The group…read morebehind me turned it into the clubhouse. I didn't realize that I lost it until a week later I called the manager and he said that nobody turned in the club, I know it was turned in, but the manager is telling me never received it. I will never play golf again at a place that's dishonest as a Berkleigh !

Needs water on course or allow coolers, if you are concerned about beer check the cooler. For…read moreoutings remove the pace feature from the GPS since everyone is not on pace and it is a nuisance to constantly remove the warning.

Terrible. The place had rude staff and pace of play by members is horrendous. They also have…read moreridiculous fees and prices. They also pretend they're a country club despite being a PUBLIC COURSE!

I am not a member at this club, however my boyfriend is, and we frequent this club about once or…read moretwice a week in the warm months. The interior of the club itself is lovely. There are several different dining areas including an outside terrace, outside bar and patio, fireside lounge, and a more formal dining room. Regardless of where you choose to eat request Linda as your server. You won't regret it. She's funny, attentive, and knows her members very well. The menu changes seasonally but is always filled with fresh, innovative, and delicious dishes As someone who suffers a celiac disease I was very pleased to find the summer 2014 menu listed "gluten-free" next to the appropriate dishes. Although most people with celiac disease are aware of what they can and cannot eat, it's really nice to see a country club go the extra mile and make their gluten-free guests more comfortable when selecting a meal. Moving on to golf. Even as a guest of a member at the club, I have always felt welcome on the driving range and taken care of by staff when picking out left-handed clubs to use.

The wedding venue ran out of food halfway thru the appretizers; there were no napkins at the…read moreappretizer stations; they ran out of plates and never brought new ones; they served the wrong meal to about 1/2 the guess. The trash was taken out by the mother of the bride and bridesmaids. There was no wedding planner the day of the wedding everyone left.

Lovely course, lovely people. Highly recommended. Well groomed, excellent layout, new carts are…read moreawesome! Highly recommended the chicken salad My go to course. Always happy to be there.

course was great. came back after 18 and the guy in charge of the cart kids was piss drunk yelling…read moreat the cart kid. someone should get this guy on a leash... hes a kid and we were the last tee time, who cares if he checked his phone asshole.

We had our Mothers 85th Birthday Celebration. Anna put everything together for me and gave me all…read morethe information I needed. We had such an Amazing time. I want to Thank Anna for her Assistance in making this day so very special and memorable for our mother.

My husband and I were the only African Americans at the bar and the bartenders definitely were not…read moreinterested in serving us. No worries, they lost our business forever.