Fun spot with multiple options. Reasonably priced…read more Batting cages are a little run down but still fun. Driving range is fun- easy to buy a bucket of balls. The mini golf course is surprisingly challenging.

I quite appreciate this local spot for a fun time out - not too serious, good prices, and just a…read moregreat way to spend a few hours. I went with some friends one evening, and we got a few buckets of balls to take to the driving range. Pretty affordable, and they'll lend out golf clubs, which was nice since I don't have any, and we all had a fun time hitting balls into the field. They have mini-golf and batting cages available, and I would definitely try that on a future visit. They stay open pretty late, especially on Fridays, so I'd totally try it again. I think kids would probably enjoy it as well, though probably not late at night :P

This is a 9-hole course owned by Upper Saucon Township that was designed by the renowned Donald…read moreRoss. The township condemned it in the early 2000s to save it from becoming a McMansion development. The first 3-4 holes are wide open and not too interesting. Some lack visual "definition" so you don't really know where you are supposed to be hitting to on some shots. These holes also have large transmission power lines running through them. (Local rule - ball hitting power lines/poles can be replayed, no penalty.) However, the stretch from #5 through #9 is very solid, and I really enjoyed them. It actually seemed like the first 4 holes were by a different designer or added on later, since they are different in character from the last 5, but that is not the case. All greens are small and can be very challenging, especially if your approach shot lands above the hole. There are only maybe 3 or 4 bunkers on the entire course. It seems like the landing area on #7 probably gets very swampy after rain. The whole course was in pretty good condition, no complaints there. Each hole has two sets of tees for each color, so that the holes can be played differently the second time around on a 18-hole round. It is cheap to play. I paid $14 to walk 9 holes on a weekend afternoon. The course's webpage lists rates from 2006, but they are pretty much the same now. I don't know how crowded it gets during peak times, but I was one of about 6 people on the entire course when I was there. The "clubhouse" has a bar/snack shop. A very friendly guy was operating that and working as golf cashier/starter.

Alright, quick take on a round yesterday at Berkleigh…read more Many different ways to get a tee-time here. Berkleigh is currently on GroupGolfer. They also appear daily on GolfNow and you can also go to their website. www.berkleighgolf.com/golf/tee-times They do the odd thing where if you use their website, you pay the same nuisance fee you would pay if you were using GolfNow and then a few hours before your tee-time, you are emailed a link where you can pre-pay for the round(s). A few random thoughts: One super annoying/lazy thing they do here is none of the holes have their yardage listed (sure, it's on the scorecard but everywhere else in humanity has it on the signage at the tee box) and nowhere can you see a picture of the hole. Admittedly, there are few very doglegs or tricks here and the ones they have compared to some Pocono courses are very tame, but still...... The double downside to this is that the scorecard listed yardage is wrong for a lot of the holes. Playing from the whites, I would say the yardage you're actually playing from is less than the yardage listed on around 1/2 of the holes. As an example, on #6, whites are listed at 182 but the tees are set at around 145. Currently due to the heat, there are no water hazards as everything has dried up. You could walk across the pond on #15 and the creek bed that goes through the property is all hard rocks. Very light patronage for a Friday afternoon. They let us tee off 30 minutes early with no issue. You can load up on freebies big time with a little adventurism into the bushes along 222 on #8 and into the trees on #10 and #11. Easily left +15 balls. Bar none the biggest thing that shocked me about this course were the greens. They are in great shape and are very approachable. Meaning that you don't have putts with triple breaks, massive undulations or dead brown spots. The speed is slightly fast but consistent throughout. A+ on this area. Overall, the course is what it is. Some of the reviews from years gone by are 100% insane. You need to have a big set and your eyes checked to call a course like this a dog track when you're paying $40 for a round. I have played many rounds at many different courses the past two years and there are a lot of places which are in far worse shape at a similar or higher pricing point. Great round today and I have no issue coming back anytime or recommending this place as a nice weekday value play course.

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 !

Cute place with super friendly staff. Obviously family run…read more Not great golf (no holes over 80 yards, greens really hairy/rough/small) but fun for the family and beginners You can borrow a wedge and a putter from the pro shop (like a putt putt place) so that tells you how low key $10 for 18 holes in weekends = priced right I'd give the golf a 2, but the staff and price make it worth a 3. Been here twice and will come again I'm sure

Our first time at this track. The course is in great shape. The greens were pretty fast. I could…read morehave had some more greens in regulation had they not rolled on and on and off. We had a great 18 holes. The price is very reasonable for what is provided. The staff we encountered at the pro shop was very friendly and helpful telling us about the course. The cart pick up/ return guy was very nice and helpful as well. The course was perfect for our experience level.

The clown behind the counter needs to learn basic customer service skills. Took my wife and son out…read moreto try and enjoy a round of golf and got met with enough attitude that even my son made a comment. We knew there was bad weather in the forecast, but it wasn't supposed to hit until later. By the time we got to the 4th hole the sky started to open up and the thunder and lightning started. Didn't want to risk anyone's safety so we drove back to the pro shop to ask what our options were. I no more than walk through the door, and the same clown looks at me and barks "we are shutting everything down!". I said yea, I understand that's why I'm stopping in, then asked if they are pulling everyone of the course. His response was yes, so I asked was there anyway we could get a voucher or something to come back at a later date. His response was "for what?!" And points at the no refunds for inclement weather sign on the counter. I understand the policy, but 1. there's no reason for that much of a bad attitude 2. If you're shutting down the course you should offer something especially if it's thunder and lightning, not just rain. I've played here multiple times and unfortunately will not be returning.

Rich Maiden is a very well maintained golf course. I consider myself a beginner golfer and it…read moreprovides enough of a challenge without being overwhelmed with obstacles. The starter runs a tight schedule so you don't want to be late for your tee time. Golf carts are clean and well maintained.

Great place to improve your game! John King is an amazing instructor, patient and knowledgeable…read more Justin, the owner, is also exceptional and always makes us feel at home.

Super fun place check it out!!! Lots of different things to do and Justin is so helpful and it's a…read morereally chill place.

I did not play the course myself but came to watch the Susquehanna college golf team play. This is…read morea pleasant course to walk through and it is very easy to navigate. We also grabbed lunch on site. I loved the chicken chili. It hit the spot on a crisp, fall day. All in all, a nice way to spend the weekend!

One of my favorite public courses in the Lancaster area! Greens and fairways are always maintained…read morewonderfully even in the dead of summer. Pro shop employees are personable and very nice. The price is also nice! Depending on what time you go, you can get a round of 18 in for under $40!Only thing that I can find to complain about would be the tee boxes. On occasion, they can be pretty hard and difficult to get a tee into. But, with even that, this course is fantastic. The course itself is relatively easy, but can offer challenges to golfers of all skill levels. 10/10. Highly recommend if you are in the area!