Berkleigh Golf Club

Fleetwood, PA · 5.0 mi away

Golden Oaks Golf Club is a public course in Fleetwood, Pennsylvania, in Berks County, built in 1994 after Golden Oaks Inc. was founded a few years earlier by Robert Bean and Emidio Filippini. Architect Jim Blaukovitch of Quakertown designed the layout, which runs to roughly 7,100 yards from the championship tees with bentgrass tees, fairways and greens throughout. The course markets itself as offering a country-club level of conditioning and service at public pricing, and it has hosted high school championship events in the region. Facilities include a full-service clubhouse with a pub, multiple tee options for different skill levels, and a golf shop, with the course open to public play and outings.

New Tripoli, PA · 13 mi away

Olde Homestead Golf Club is a public, 18-hole course in New Tripoli, Pennsylvania, designed by Jim Blaukovitch Associates and opened in 1995. The links-style layout plays to a par of 72 across roughly 6,800 yards from the back tees, crossing rolling Pennsylvania countryside and a river. Water hazards come into play on 10 of the 18 holes, and the bent-grass greens are undulating, several with three tiers, backed by fairway and greenside bunkers. The club also operates The Potato, a 9-hole par-3 course added in 2002. The property keeps pieces of the founding family's original 1700s homestead, including a summer kitchen and a one-room schoolhouse.

Wernersville, PA · 20 mi away

Galen Hall Country Club in Wernersville, Pennsylvania, traces its origins to 1912, when Scottish architect Alex Findlay laid out the original nine holes. A. W. Tillinghast later expanded and reshaped the course, and William and David Gordon also contributed design work over the club's history. The semi-private, 18-hole course is noted for what is billed as America's first island green. Its century-plus history and modest, old-school character have made it a notable example of early twentieth-century American course design.