Johnstown
Johnstown is one of the best golfing spots in Pennsylvania. With 9 public golf courses to choose from Johnstown offers a mix of courses that has something to offer for golfers of all skill levels.
North Fork Golf & Tennis Club
North Fork Golf & Tennis Club, nestled in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, is a historic golf course that's been challenging golfers since 1929. Designed by Ferdinand Garbin, this 18-hole course boasts a par of 72, offering a perfect blend of challenge and fun for any golfer. The green is made of Bent Grass and the fairway of Bluegrass, providing a beautiful and well-maintained playing surface. The course has around 30 strategically placed bunkers to test your skills. You can tee off as early as 7:00 AM for a reasonable fee of $20, whether it's a weekday or weekend. However, keep in mind that fivesome groups are not allowed, and the greens are typically aerated in April and September.
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Johnstown Municipal Golf Course
For those who appreciate a blend of history and challenge in their golfing experience, the Johnstown Municipal Golf Course in Pennsylvania is worth a visit. Built in 1939 by James Harrison, this 9-hole course boasts a par of 70 and a fairway of Winter Rye, providing a robust challenge for even the seasoned golfer. The greens are Bent Grass and typically aerated in September, ensuring smooth play. The course is open from 7:30 AM to 5:00 PM, with the earliest tee time at 8:00 AM, and offers a consistent rate of $10.5, whether you choose to play on a weekday or weekend. However, do note that groups of five are not allowed and the course has 20 bunkers to test your skill.
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Richland Greens Golf Center
Richland Greens Golf Center in Johnstown, Pennsylvania is a quaint 9-hole course that offers a budget-friendly golfing experience, with rounds priced at just $15, whether on a weekday or weekend. The course opens its doors from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with the earliest tee time set at 8:00 AM. The greens, aerated in April and September, are made of Bent Grass, while the fairways are Bluegrass, providing a nice contrast and challenge. Keep in mind that the course features up to 10 bunkers, adding a bit of complexity to your game. However, it's worth noting that fivesome golf groups are not allowed, so plan your golf outing accordingly. Overall, Richland Greens offers an accessible and enjoyable golf experience for those looking to work on their short game or just enjoy a quick round.
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