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Park Hills Golf Course

Altoona, PA

Official site

Altoona, PA

219 Highland Terrace, Altoona, PA 16602

About this course

Park Hills Golf Course is a public course in Altoona. The 18-hole layout plays over rolling terrain, a friendly course that serves the Altoona area.

Type

Parkland

Region

Mid-Atlantic

Holes

18

Par

72

LooperScore

65.5

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