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DEBBI1950

There are 2 courses - one is older and more traditional (trees and lots of sand), the other is more open, but challenging. Both were thoroughly enjoyable and worth the money.

RK488

We had a golf vacation and played both courses at Penn National: Iron Forge and Foundry. These are great and beautiful golf courses! We stayed at a hotel about 20 minutes away from the club house. These courses are set in the rolling farmland of Pennsylvania and are different from each other but complementary. One (Foundry) is a parkland style course and the Iron Forge is more open and links-like (but not a true links course). We would play there again!

57TAK

Both courses are wonderful to play and they are in the valley just off the Appalachian Trail and mountains. Also an exceptional community to live in. Though a Fayetteville mailing address, closer to small town of Mont Alto, PA. Wonderful orchards and farm fields around.

RushM

Two great courses too play. Very well cared for golf courses, they have many stay over rooming areas for groups that want to spend time.

PUmbrell

There are two golf courses and each one is totally different. The views on both courses are magnificent. The Old Forge course is a lot more challenging. They also have a very good restaurant at the club house. Any golfer would enjoy playing either of the courses. Several of the U.S. Presidents have played here and highly enjoyed it.

julesz2k

After looking around for many years my wife and I decided to visit Penn National. At first it seemed rather remote but upon further research we found a wonderful community and beautiful setting. Since I'm a golfer I played both courses and fell in love with each one for it's own attributes. Founders is a tough tree lined old style course while Iron Forge is an open links style course. Both are well maintained and golf trips will enjoy staying at the Inn and having the option of breakfast in the morning. Now, not only do I have an annual fall classic at Penn National, but the guys stay in our new house that we built in the community. Ahhhhh...

LloydH267

My group of eight guys just completed our golf trip (4.5 rounds) for the 9th year (August 6 - August 8) at Penn National. I echo everything that AlanBeautifulPlace wrote below on May 4 so no need to repeat. I will add the following:- Both courses were in immaculate condition from tee to green.- The greens on Iron Forge are bent grass (so said the starter). We found it very difficult to get the speed right. It seemed that in order to get a true roll, it was necessary to putt the ball firmly otherwise it would fall prey to the grain and subtle breaks. - The greens on Founders were poana (I think I was told that) which is what I am used to on Long Island.- Every staff member is incredibly nice!

jeans279

While neither I nor my husband play golf, many of our neighbors are golfers. They love playing on both courses (Founders and Iron Forge). Each year several tournaments are played here, and golfers come from surrounding states to use the facility. Beautiful and well maintained greens.

WendyB159

We live very close to Penn National and take it for granted. It is an excellent course, two courses actually. The original course, The Founders, is a good challenge to even the best golfer, and Iron Forge is set like an European course with tall grass rough, but who hits a ball there? Both courses are an excellent challenge.

546WilliamS

Penn National is a self supporting golf club, open to the public, and kept in superb shape. The old course (Founders) is tree lined, with good greens, and excellent fairways. It is a true test of a golfers talents. The Iron Forge Course is a links-type layout with few trees and beautiful views of the rolling countryside in the rural Fayetteville/Mont Alto area. Each course has unique holes and a few with water. Reduced green fees can be obtained by planning your golf outing properly. It is worth the trip to experience these courses.

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