They had tee times every 8 minutes and we waited every shot. it took us 3 hours to finish 9 holes…read more it started raining on hole 4 and rained thru 9. we tried to get a rain check for the back nine and they wouldn't let us. we paid 65 bucks for 9 holes in the pouring rain. awful course !

I highly recommend the Wetlands Bar and Restaurant at Macoby Run Golf Course. We held our daughters…read moregrad school graduation party there and it was absolutely amazing! The food was out of this world and everyone commented how delicious it was. We had 37 people and the restaurant was the perfect size. Shelia and her staff were so kind and accommodating. You will not be disappointed if you have your private event here!

(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.

We've been here several times this summer, great price, great place to practice. The staff are…read morealways friendly!

Perfect for families, young children, and beginners…read more Wife and I were looking for a place that allowed our 2.5 year old to ride along with us. This place was not only perfect, it's almost made for families. First, the staff that I met there were maybe the NICEST golf course attendees that I've ever met. Went out of his way to explain every little detail of the course. Made us feel comfortable with bringing our child - it didn't feel like an inconvenience for them, more like they WELCOMED it. This meant so much to us. Second, it's a perfect place for families and beginners. No tee times needed, 12 holes (shorter round) with 10 of them being par 3s. Most people walked. We didn't for obvious reasons and was thankful that they had carts. Definitely something we'll come back to as the children get older!

Solid course. Beautiful scenery, good food, and good greens. Not too boujee which I enjoy :)!read more

Yesterday, the course was in terrible condition. Not helping is when people don't fix ball marks…read moreor rake the sand. Soda bottles are often left on the course when there are plenty of trash cans available. No ranger and very slow play--lots of very wet spots, areas of no grass.

This was my first play at BVGC, August 2025. I read the…read morereviews before the day of and so should you. I enjoyed 18 holes even though it was hot and humid. Markley Grille was a real treat: homemade meatball sliders and fries were outstanding. Why eat a hot dog.....aye carumba ! Reading the reviews about ranger harassment was NOT the case. 9-minute tee time separation reminded me to keep our play brisk. The rangers DID make sure we had cool water on three occasions - even on the 17th hole. We fixed our ball marks and a few extras; raked the bunkers as well. One bunker was in bad shape; not sure why. My understanding is that the carts are tracked electronically. Any reminder to players about pace of play is not biased. One practice swing on the tee box will serve you well. The greens at BVGC are not that hard to read. No need to do that [stuff] seen on TV. To those players who had a less than positive experience: remember to do your part and enjoy golf as it was intended. The option is to play at a country club for obscene money - if they would have you as a member. Respectfully, CH

Avoid this horribly managed course. Course if in really bad shape. Grass growing in bunkers, not…read moremaintaining greens, tee boxes are full of weeds. Not to mention the 100 year old rangers are useless in having players keep pace. Had a solo player in front of my foursome who was hitting 4 to 5 balls each stroke. This held up the entire course. Advised rangers of the issue and they did nothing about it. Complete incompetence. No water coolers on course. Avoid and go anywhere to golf other than this dump.

We are probably spoiled because we recently moved here from the Carolinas where the golf courses…read moreare pristine, but Hickory Valley is an A- in our book. Pros: -Quiet, not over-booked over packed with people on your heels - Extremely well kempt, the greens are spongey like a cloud - Gorgeous views, and some holes even back up to Quaker homes - Decent price if you go on the afternoon - Beautiful drive (about 55 mins from Germantown Philly Cons: - tough course; tight fairways - smelly ball-cleaning water, as if they haven't changed it in ages!

Need Rangers on course to keep play moving. No reason to have 2 holes open ahead…read more Also, halfway house is always closed.

(Maybe at some point I'll update with pictures to make this a bit more well-rounded, but for now,…read morethis is good enough.) Nothing I love more in life than being the contrarian and finding/enjoying the quirky things that few others do. In terms of a local golf course, Willow Brook checks all of the boxes. The course is located on/shares space with a horse farm. Back in the day it was a traditional 18 hole course, but the configuration has been modified to 9 with the rest of the land being turned into a housing development that is still actively being built by the 8th green & 9th tee. If you look at the map on Yelp, which is of course nicked from Google, it does a poor job explaining the simple basic of how you even get to the course unless you go to the satellite tab. You're either heading down Howertown Road and then going on to at times, basically a single lane drive that snakes through some trees and past a few homes to the parking area or you can ignore the road closed signs on Willowbrook Road and enter via Sappho Cody Lane. The parking is on some grass by a horse competition area. From there you walk down Joe Cody Lane to the shack where you pay. A few randoms: Current hours are 10-4 daily. $20 for 9 or $30 for 18 and it's cash only - all walk with no carts. Not uncommon to find the shack where you're supposed to pay be unmanned with a note taped to one of the sliding glass doors to find them on the course and pay then. So far, I paid once when the guy stopped to say hello as he was mowing the fairway grass and the other time a different guy was doing some work on the green at #4. Three par 3's that start in the 130 yard range up to the two par 5's that go to the mid to upper 400's. Nothing is terribly difficult if you can, lol, keep it relatively straight. The thing I love more than anything is the angle of them not having carts because that keeps the crowds a-way and that is what I'm looking for. The two times I've been here, counting myself, I haven't seen ten people in total out playing (chef's kiss on that one). The course is what you would expect for the price. I'm no pro so I'm not looking for much past a cheap price. To me the fairways and greens are in good enough shape. The only thing they gave up on years ago are the sand traps. They're basically concrete slabs with vegetation growing in them. Also, if you're willing to dig around a bit, plenty of balls in the tall grass and by the creek area that people gave up on. For everyone one I lose, I usually find two. Yeah, this place is odd and quirky and some will be turned off by the no carts but to me, it's beautiful and quiet. As long as the crowds don't suddenly start swarming here during the week, I'm all in for the foreseeable future. willowbrook9.com/

Today we went for lunch at the new Willow Grille at the 9 hole course at Willowbrook Golf Course…read more The atmosphere is rustic with open beams and lots of windows. There's a beautiful patio which has a great view of the course. So relaxing you feel like your out in the country. We ate inside due to the humidity but would choose to sit outside on a cooler day. We ordered burgers which were really good & had a great grilled flavor. Val, our server was friendly and made you feel at home. So nice to know we have a beautiful place to go for lunch right in our backyard!

I like the Allentown Muni Golf Course. The course is in very good shape. Easy to check in. Fair…read morepricing. I have golfed on and off here for over 30 years. People are friendly. Then there is Jack's restaurant to go to after you're done. Variety of food and drink. They are known for their pizza which is NY Style with a floppy crust. We split up a pizza with pepperoni and it was devoured quickly. Nice bar with plenty of seating. Parking is spacious particularly at the lower end. They have a driving range and 2- practice putting greens. Greens were moderately fast today. Allentown Muni is a busy course. Fun to play. Challenging. Enjoy!

One of the best golf courses around. I am a member and love this place. So I will be back. They're…read moreclosed in January, but the locker room will be renovated and the golf pro is one of the best in the state.

Dinner in the Grille room was outstanding The service, the…read morefood and the ambience was 1st class

I had the opportunity to play here with a gracious member on June 24, 2022. What an experience to…read moreplay the Old Course 2 weeks after the US Senior Open was played there!

I have played many rounds here with friends as well as in outings…read more It is a great old course with many memorable holes.I think my favorite is number 15. It is very playable from tee to green but once you get around the greens it becomes challenging. The facilities are excellent and the practice range is second to none. The banquet facilities are nice and the food is always excellent. The prime rib is my favorite and I had a big slice tonight. I always look forward to playing and dining here and I am looking forward to my next round here.

I've been several times for events & considered joining, but they turned me off!!!! I will never go…read moreback!!!!!!!! 1) The man in charge, Eric Beck, is rude & unresponsive & his staff seems to agree that's how you treat guests!!!!!! 2) Faith, who does the membership, took so long to respond to e-mails and never returned a phone call - same as Eric!!!!!! 3) The club is not very welcoming to people who look like me or share similar lifestyles!!!!! That had been mentioned to me but then I experienced it firsthand!!!!!! I started to think It was run by Rush Limbaugh!!!!! 4) The food is not good!!!!!! Imma go somewhere else. I ask you not to go here. Support somewhere that supports all members of the community, not discrimination!!!!!