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Private · 18 holes

Hershey Country Club (West Course)

Hershey, PA

Hershey, PA

1000 E Derry Rd, Hershey, PA 17033

About this course

The West Course at Hershey Country Club is an 18-hole, par-73 course in Hershey, Pennsylvania, designed by Maurice McCarthy and opened in 1930 as part of the club founded that year by Milton S. Hershey. The tree-lined course measures 6,860 yards from the back tees. It hosted the 1940 PGA Championship, won by Byron Nelson over Sam Snead, and the LPGA Lady Keystone Open from 1978 to 1994. Hershey Country Club is private, and guests of Hershey resort properties can also book play.

Type

Parkland

Region

Mid-Atlantic

Holes

18

Par

73

Yardage

6,860

Established

1930

LooperScore

78.8

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Courses within 150 miles of Hershey Country Club (West Course), by true distance.

Public18 holes

Royal Manchester Golf Links

Mount Wolf, PA · 15 mi away

Royal Manchester Golf Links is a public 18-hole course in Mount Wolf, Pennsylvania, in York County a short drive from York, Harrisburg, and Lancaster. The par-72 layout is styled as a championship parkland course with links influences, featuring bentgrass fairways and greens over rolling ground near a river. The course offers multiple tee options for a range of handicaps, along with a full practice range, short-game area, and putting green through its Royal Manchester Academy. A clubhouse pub and banquet space also host community and charity events. Royal Manchester operates as a public course welcoming daily play, tournaments, and outings.

Public18 holes

Blue Mountain Golf Course

Fredericksburg, PA · 17 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

Resort18 holes

Heritage Hills Golf Resort

York, PA · 23 mi away

Heritage Hills Golf Resort is a resort golf course in York, Pennsylvania, designed by architect Russell Roberts and opened in 1989. The course plays to roughly 6,330 yards from the back tees with a slope rating of 122. It is a member facility of the York County Amateur Golf Association's roster of area clubs. As a resort course, it caters to both resort guests and area golfers on a daily-fee basis.

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