Cranberry Valley Golf Course

Cranberry Valley is a hidden gem! The course is very challenging from the tips but has tees for all skill levels. Course conditioning is excellent for a public course. Pace of play is generally decent, although on very crowded summer days it can be slow. The value is outstanding. There's a first-rate driving range, a terrific short-game practice area with two greens and bunkers, and a convenient putting green. The Bar and Grill (in season) offers genuinely interesting food at a very reasonable price. Cranberry valley is a must-play.

I enjoyed playing the course and the people I was paired with.

Course was in Goff shape for a public facility. Greens were slow. Fairways were cut high. Price was high for this time of year.

The course was in great shape.The greens were slower than usual but I attribute that to the drought. One of my favorite courses.Great staff. Great food.

The first impression I got was the course has the feel of a high end country club. Friendly staff, the starter, ranger, and even the young man who checked us in was friendly and informative.
The layout was challenging but also not very intimidating,except for a couple of long par 3's. Very good conditions considering we have been in a major drought, most fairways were still lush and very few dry areas. I played with my neice who hit from the red tees and she found it challenging but also fun to play.
We didn't try the restaurant, as we had dinner reservations elsewhere, but did look at the merchandise in the pro-shop, which we thought was small and limited.
Had a great time and definitely will be back, even going to inquire about a membership.

Played this course with my father who’s a 30+ handicap and I’m an 18, course was in amazing condition. Staff was friendly and helpful. Layout was beautiful. Challenging course for almost any level. Worth the money.

For the time of year, this course is WAY ahead of some of the other courses in the area (Captains, Pine Hills). Everything lush, lies fantastic, greens true. Only draw back is that is pricy.

Course was very nice. Took us about 4:45 to play, which was 2:30 on front and 2:15 on back. Made the mistake of walking 18 with a push cart. There are some VERY long walks between holes. Sometimes the path lets you out in the fairway and you have to look left or right and see that tee is 75 yards back in one direction or other. If 18 holes is typically 4-5 miles, this felt like 6-7 miles. So, take a riding cart if at all in doubt. We didn’t see a mobile beverage purveyor until the 14th hole, and her first words approaching me were “I don’t take cash” (which i don’t carry). Since she didn’t open with “good afternoon” or “can i get you something to drink?”, she clearly knew that her inability to accept digital payments was a problem. Hopefully, they put a Square reader or other mobile payment device on the cart soon.

The course was challenging but not to hard for novice/ intermediate players. The wildlife was great. Look for a family of foxes on the 12 th fairway. Nicest course I’ve played in a long time.

Hats off to Cranberry Valley for maintaining a beautiful golf course. The T boxes are in great shape as are the fairways and greens. It’s always a pleasure to golf on a well maintained course.

Staff was friendly and great, course design was fun, sometimes at muni’s the rangers are a bit much but the guy working when we played was super cool and even located a few of our shots which proved to be very helpful, pace was decent for a muni

Played in the rain, afraid golf now would not give our money back if we didn’t play. Course was in great shape, played fast no one else was playing. Would Like to play again in better weather.