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Built in 1969, this course features elevated greens, sparkling lakes,
and more than 100 bunkers. Designer George Fazio captured the natural
beauty of central Pennsylvania’s countryside with views that golfers
can appreciate on every hole. The 7,061-yard par 71 has a rating of 74.5
and slope of 136.
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Designed by Maurice McCarthy in 1930, this course is a classic example
of a traditional American-style layout. The signature hole is the par-3
fifth that features spectacular scenery with High Point Mansion, Milton
S. Hershey’s former home, as backdrop. The 6,860-yard, par 73 has a rating
of 72.6 and slope of 130.
The West Course won Golfweek's 2008 Best Courses You Can
Play and Best Resort Courses award.
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Overlooking the Hershey cityscape, Hershey Links stretches along 175 acres of natural bluffs and ravines
that create a peaceful setting, while providing ample shot-making challenges.
The layout includes numerous ponds and creeks that impact strategy. Five
sets of tees accommodate every level of golfer, with the Bentgrass greens,
fairways, and tees accented throughout the course by tall, golden-brown
fescues.
Hershey Links won Golfweek's 2008 Best Courses You Can Play award.
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Mr. Hershey built the original nine-hole course in 1934 as the first
course in the United States open to players under age 18. Completely
renovated in 2006, the course remains beginner-friendly, with a second
set of tees to create an 18-hole experience as well.
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