Iron Valley Golf Club

Iron Valley Golf Club opened in the Spring of 2000 and was immediately destined to become the premier public golf facility in Central Pennsylvania. Designed by the world renowned architect P.B. Dye, the course offers an unparalleled golf experience as well as a host of upscale amenities. Located on the boundaries of Lebanon and Lancaster counties, Iron Valley Golf Club is surrounded by scenic views on a 352 acre tract of land that has historical significance dating back to the late 1700's.
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Iron Valley Golf Club opened in the Spring of 2000 and was immediately destined to become the premier public golf facility in Central Pennsylvania. Designed by the world renowned architect P.B. Dye, the course offers an unparalleled golf experience as well as a host of upscale amenities. Located on the boundaries of Lebanon and Lancaster counties, Iron Valley Golf Club is surrounded by scenic views on a 352 acre tract of land that has historical significance dating back to the late 1700's.

Before beginning its new life as a golf course, the land saw a very different type of industry, iron ore mining. For more than 200 years the site produced iron ore that was used for industrial applications all across the country. The ore was used in the manufacturing and production of shot, cannon and stoves, which were used in the American Revolutionary War.

  Jbeck - 4/3/12
This course is GREAT, love the layout, love the greens. This was a great day

  HotBacon - 7/17/11
Course is still in pretty good condition compared to other courses in the area this summer. Amazing layout.

  tonydod - 7/13/11
Great course. Unfortunatly the greens keeper put the wrong fertlizer on the greens. They are pock marked in areas and somewhat crusty. I'm sure they will be back to there normal good. This is a first class place.

  fausty111 - 6/27/10
Crazy expensive for the area. A once a year course for me. Does have some awesome views and a few holes are PGA like. Fairways are very tight. Greens are tough also. This course is more for the scratch golfer. If you can draw the ball and fade it or hit it straight as you wish this is your course. I have a draw and most of these holes didn't play that way. Don't play any new golf balls unless you are the par golfer.

  chrishanusa - 8/9/12

  vinnyv11 - 6/13/12

  JimiX - 4/30/12

  roytaylor - 8/7/11

  tim_leister - 7/5/11

  rricker81 - 8/25/10