Galen Hall Country Club

Fleetwood, PA · 17 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.

Fredericksburg, PA · 20 mi away

Blue Mountain Golf Course is an 18-hole course in Fredericksburg, Pennsylvania, in the Lebanon Valley near Interstate 78 and Route 22. It was designed by architect Marlin Gibble and opened in 1963, laid out on rolling terrain typical of the valley. The course plays to a par of 71 with four sets of tees and a course rating in the high 60s from the championship markers, giving it a reputation locally as a fair test for players of varied abilities. Amenities include a driving range, a chipping and putting green, a pro shop, and a snack bar, along with a pavilion used for outings and leagues. The club also offers a membership option that includes reciprocal play at a sister course, Lebanon Valley. Fredericksburg is a rural community, and the course has functioned for decades as a longtime local favorite for daily play and group outings.

Last verified 2026-09-17

Atglen, PA · 25 mi away

Moccasin Run Golf Club is a public, 18-hole course on roughly 100 acres of former farmland in Atglen, Pennsylvania, in Chester County. It was developed by farmer Paul King and his sons, with construction beginning in 1986 and the course opening in 1988. A stream running through the property comes into play on several holes on the back nine. The name references Shawnee and Nanticoke people who once lived along the nearby Octorara Creek. The course has since been owned and operated by the King family, including a later clubhouse renovation. Moccasin Run offers a driving range, pro shop and on-site restaurant, and it is set in a rural, rolling countryside away from major roads, giving it a quiet, out-of-the-way character for a public course.