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For the value, conditions, and pace of play, you can’t beat Quickie. I’ve played during the week, weekend morning, and holiday, always the same outcome…. a great golf day (scores aside).

Quicksilver may not be your lowest score of the season, but it sure is worth the money. Beautiful course layout and amazing fairways & greens for any non-private course.

I played North & East and the fairways were cut well and had very fair green play. Challenging course for a high handicapper (like myself) but enough chances at Par to not ruin your round! Lots of hot deals available, too, for a great value.

Hiland is a beautiful course with multiple long Par 3s. Long fairways and an open course design gives you a fighting chance on every hole. Well-maintained rough and manageable greens make for a pleasant outing, no matter your handicap. Definitely worth a trip to Butler,PA for a round!

I’ve played Fort Cherry a few times and every outing has been everything I could have hoped for. The staff is very pleasant to deal with and always accommodating, even if an issue arises such as a mix-up in a reservation between their system and Golf Now’s. The course itself is extremely beautiful with lots of wildlife and they have a nice practice range before your round with grass and mats. Many challenging but fun to play Par 3’s and most of the Par 5’s aren’t too daunting. Fort Cherry is one of my favorite courses in western PA and worth a trip if you haven’t made it out yet!