GerryTelford

Course was generally good but the roughs were too thick. Might explain slowness as balls were easily lost in the grass. Greens in decent shape. I miss the par 5 12th hole.

I play most of the game in the rough but here if you roll off the fairway get another ball. Duffed a couple drives just short of the fairway no balls to be found. Par 3. Followed the ball all the way 130yards couldn’t find ball. I’ve never seen this course in such poor conditions.
19yh hole no cash. Apparently not legal tender for them. The cart came by 2 times 1 Time it stopped the other not. Yikes. I come to expect a lot more for my 75$ round. The start was late by 20mins, the cart full of mud and old score cards and took 5sec to get going every time.

The rough was extremely long, to the point that you had to stay on the fairway or risk losing your ball, at the edge of the fairway. Bunkers were terrible, hard, and moss growing within. This course is usually in better shape, and price is usually pretty good, but disappointing this time around. Would not recommend unless I know the course is brought back up to speed.

If you like dog legs and some elevation, this is a great course to play. It is challenging. $62 at Twilight seems a little high though. Paid half that 3 years ago, and went out regularly after work.

Course was in really good shape, and for time of year, weather was pretty good, 13C and not too windy. Started at 12:30 and finished a bit before 5 ;while we could still see. Price is good, compared to overpriced rates during the summer.

Despite being a cold day, the wind was not too bad, and the course was in excellent condition, especially considering the amount of rain throughout the early part of the week. Penn Lakes is one of the best maintained courses in the region, and when you get a deal like we had, it is well worth it. The holes are challenging and many are very interesting, especially the first couple of holes on Orchard (got to go to the top tee off point to really enjoy the 2nd hole), and Hillside is always fun to play.

Twenty Valley has many interesting holes and is a somewhat forgiving course, good for a slicer like myself. Considering the time of year the course was in great shape, very dry, and with the exception of the first 3 greens being under maintenance, the remainder of the greens played surprisingly true. It is the third time this year I played the course, and plan to play it again next season... Maybe in January?