Seven Oaks Golf Club

Latrobe, PA · 24 mi away

Glengarry Golf Links is a public, 18-hole course in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, set at the foothills of the Laurel Mountains. It opened in 1999. The course follows a Scottish links style, with wide fairways up to 50 yards across routed through tall native grasses and fescue mounds, twenty pot-style bunkers, and six lakes that come into play on seven holes. From the blue tees it plays to a par of 70 at roughly 6,330 yards. A driving range and practice area are available before play, and the clubhouse includes a pub and outdoor deck. The course is open daily to public play with four sets of tees for varying skill levels.

Roaring Spring, PA · 27 mi away

Iron Masters Country Club is a semi-private club in Roaring Spring, in Blair County. The 18-hole layout plays over rolling terrain in the Morrisons Cove, a classic club that welcomes guest play.

Bedford, PA · 32 mi away

The golf course at Omni Bedford Springs in Bedford, Pennsylvania, has one of the longest histories in American golf. Spencer Oldham laid out the first holes in the 1890s, A.W. Tillinghast added work in the following decades, and Donald Ross reworked the course in the 1920s, leaving a layout with three separate design hands in it. The routing follows a narrow mountain valley with Shober's Run crossing it repeatedly, so the golf is dictated by the creek, the hillsides and a set of small, firm greens. It plays as a par 71 and rewards accuracy over length. Forse Design completed a full restoration in 2007, recovering original green edges, bunkering and the Ross features that had been lost over decades of change. The course is open to resort guests.