Huntsville Golf Club Course Review

The Huntsville Golf Club sits on a beautiful piece of real estate in Dallas, Pennsylvania and it features 7204 yards of golf from its longest tees for a 72 par, with a course rating of 75.3 and a slope rating of 141 (on bent grass). The golf course was designed by the famous architect Rees Jones and it was first opened in 1994, being a private facility available just for members and their guests. If youre a mediocre golfer you may find this golf course pretty difficult, but youll definitely appreciate its impeccable condition and the challenge, together with the beautiful scenery. Truth be told, the Huntsville Golf Club can be described as one of the nicest in Northern Pennsylvania, being built on 310 acres of farm-land, which Jones found out to be the ideal tract.

Since its initial opening in 1994, the Huntsville Golf Club became very quickly one of the best golf courses in the state, which is remarkable if you consider the fact that Pennsylvania harbors legendary courses like Oakmont and Merion. The terrain upon the Huntsville Golf Clubs course was built is very rich in essential golf features, the likes of rolling prairie, wooded areas and lots of elevation changes. All these particularities of the real estate upon the golf course was created allowed the architect to design a challenging layout which also offers lots of fun, being engaging for the intrepid golfer from the first tee to the eighteenth green. Also, the golf courses strategic layout will attract and please golfers regardless of their skill level, which will appreciate the flexibility of the course together with the top notch practice facilities, the distinctive club-house and the excellent caddie program. Bottom line, if Id have to describe this magnificent place in just a few words, Id say that the Huntsville Golf Club is committed to golf, being built for offering the purest golfing experience to its visitors.