Cherokee Golf Course

Nestled in the Susquehanna River Valley, Cherokee Golf Course has become one of central Pennsylvania's finest manicured and easiest walking public courses, as well as home of the best-stocked pro shop in the region, since its origination in 1973. Open to the public 363 days a year, our course features a sprawling 18 holes and a grille and dining area, Broken Arrow Watering Hole, for after you hit the links.
The course spans over 5529 yards with three ponds and one sand trap, making play challenging and fun. Carts are not mandatory, you may walk at any time, and pull carts and clubs are also available for rental.

  trey99ek - 4/16/12
Rough is rough, fairways can be rough. The greens need work and the bunkers lack sand. If you go during special and you want to play quick then go there. If not there are better courses in the area.

  Holcomb1 - 11/2/09
The fairways where very soggy and leaves covered a large part of the course. I do understand playing golf in PA at the end of October youGÇÖre going to get a large amount of leaves but a vast amount of the greens had large amounts of leaves on them and insect (dirt) mounds that made putting very hard. (The practice putting green was not usable because the dirt mounds) We did not start play till 10am so grounds crews could have taken care of the greens by then. IGÇÖll just chock this up to the fall condition and give them one more chance this spring or summer.

  jkrysh - 4/14/10

  Kickntrue - 7/9/08

  rickbeachy - 1/12/08

  klangdon - 8/15/06