Designed by Alex Findlay in 1923 and proudly managed by Virginia-based Billy Casper Golf, Reading Country Club is among Berks County's most memorable and challenging public golf courses.

The 18-hole Skippack Golf Club facility in Skippack, Pennsylvania features 6,007 yards of golf with a par of 70. The course rating is 69 and it has a slope rating of 120. Designed by Herris & Benahia, the Skippack Golf Course opened in 1960. X. G. Hassenplug redesigned this course in 1988. This course features small undulating greens that are hard to hit in regulation. Be ready to practice your chip shots if your irons aren't quite on target.

Our 18-hole golf course, stretching to a challenging 7,100 yards from the back tees, is the main focus at The Shores. The rolling fairways have a scenic setting on Lake Ray Hubbard providing an expansive view of the water. As you wind your way around and over creeks, ponds and bays, you will be challenged to put your best strategy and skills to work to conquer this traditional-style layout. This Ralph Plummer designed course offers excitement for experienced players.

Cobb's Creek Golf Club has two regulation 18 hole courses at the facility. (The Olde Course & The Karakung Course) The stats below are for The Olde Course, the longer of the two. The Olde Course was recognized as the Sixth Best Municipal Golf Course in the United States by Golf Week magazine (Jan. 2000).

There are two 18-hole courses at Cobb's Creek, Karakung and the Olde Course. The latter, however, is the crown jewel of public courses in the Philadelphia region. Rated the sixth best municipal course in the country by Golfweek Magazine, it's a mature, tree-lined course designed in 1916 by architect Hugh Wilson, who also designed the famed Merion-East course in nearby Ardmore, Pennsylvania. Cobbs Creek itself meanders through the course and is in play on the first six holes.

Named after the 32nd President of the United States, Franklin D. Roosevelt Golf Club was established in 1940. The fairways are wide providing generous landing areas, and the greens are of average size and well-bunkered. In addition to natural wetlands, a canal runs through the course and crosses the fairway of the 420-yard signature 10th hole. Overall, water hazards can come into play on a total of ten holes.

John F. Byrne Golf Club is one of the most respected courses in Philadelphia. Purchased by the City in the early 1960's, it was renamed after famous Philadelphia councilman, John F. Byrne. The Alex Findlay layout has played host to numerous tournaments including the Philadelphia PGA Senior Publinks Championship. The course is nestled in and around a valley and features a variety of tree-lined and open fairways.

Ever since it opened in 1994, this Jim Blaukovitch design has been considered one of the better courses in the Lehigh Valley. It has a great mix of flat and hilly terrain, tree-lined and open holes, and the fairways can only be described as plush. Glimpses of Blue Mountain can be seen from several spots on the course. Blaukovitch did a lot with the land he was given.

A very well kept course, with a few interesting holes per 9. It has 27 holes and at $27 per round on weekdays and $33 per round on weekends it is a great value. ***

Kelly Blake Moran, the up-and-coming architect responsible for noteworthy Hawk Pointe Golf Club just 15 miles away, didn't so much build Morgan Hill as he did sculpt it. And, given the extremely hilly, and thus, difficult to shape, land upon which the course sits, the sheer beauty and drama of what he created is really something to behold. Moran leveled out the key landing areas but was keen to avoid a disruptive flat, slope, flat, slope pattern.

Established in 1952, our 141 acre, 18 hole public golf course is located in the heart of historic Evesham. Our course offers value-oriented Memberships, Frequent Player Programs, Outing and Tournament Services and affordable daily rates.