The best courses you can play in Freeport, Pennsylvania

“Reasonable priced at $70 this is one of the few public tracks in the area that has survived the wild summer and remains is good condition. The greens roll a tick or 2 slower than most but the collection of par 4s provide a variety that few public courses in pittsburgh rival.”

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@Tom Doakito

• 🚶🏻Walkable
• |💎Hidden gem
• |🐢Slow greens

“With a meandering routing that weaves through the rolling hills Birdsfoot perfectly encapsulates golf in western PA. Elevation changes on nearly every hole Birdsfoot leans into the terrain. The par 3s are varied and a perfect collection for matchplay.”

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@Tom Doakito

• 🌾Links

“The infamous Grand View Golf course. A true test of what you value vs what you don’t. I value that it’s a course that knows what they are. This is a shittily maintained course, with some of the worst tee boxes you’ll find.”

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@Owen Gabbey

• 😅Challenging
• |❗️Must play
• |💰Great value

“Usually in way better shape than you’d expect, Pittsburgh National is a great place for a trusty round of golf. It’s not the most exciting in the area - there’s not a lot of holes that pop off the screen (the stretch from 10-13 probably being the standout).”

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@Owen Gabbey

“Quirky, Pittsburgh golf at its finest. Doglegs, elevation changes, and holes you struggle to explain to people. That has its ups (hole 3) and its downs (holes 5 through 7 are a shooting gallery nightmare of design). It’s way too crowded, in ok shape, but a fun home base.”

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@Owen Gabbey

• 🚶🏻Walkable

“A fun layout and cheap (usually empty) course marred by horrific course conditions. Could be a fun little gem.”

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@Owen Gabbey