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Split Rock Golf Club and Sunset Green Restaurant & Bar

Designed by Robert Sterrett and opened in 1990

North - Lake Harmony, Pennsylvania

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Course Details

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Length:

6807 yards

Slope:

122

Rating:

70.2

Driving Ranges:

Yes

The 18-hole "North" course at the Split Rock Golf Club and Sunset Green Restaurant & Bar facility in Lake Harmony, Pennsylvania features 6807 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 70.2 and it has a slope rating of 122. The estimated green fees for 18 holes is $79. Split Rock Golf Club and Sunset Green Restaurant & Bar Golf Club has an onsite driving range with 5 practice tees. Designed by Robert Sterrett, the North golf course opened in 1990.

Estimated Green Fees

$79

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18 Holes

72 Par

6807 Yards

Scorecard for North

HOLE	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	OUT	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	IN	TOT
Black76.40/146	511	381	200	446	546	475	172	406	342	3479	446	582	378	216	597	413	202	402	435	3671	7150
Blue73.20/138	476	351	175	416	514	454	145	382	311	3224	430	555	370	209	580	390	190	391	415	3530	6754
White72.10/123	437	299	175	400	491	437	135	359	269	3002	402	548	358	180	575	368	189	369	380	3369	6371
Yellow69.40/122	406	289	139	373	447	423	110	335	233	2755	355	498	333	125	430	332	170	340	329	2912	5667
Red (L)70.60/119	365	266	123	338	410	363	88	301	208	2462	310	426	300	100	405	300	160	310	278	2589	5051
Par	5	4	3	4	5	4	3	4	4	36	4	5	4	3	5	4	3	4	4	36	72

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Joseph B. Reviewed October 29, 2012

Nice course, but difficult.

Played Split Rocks North course on a cool late October Saturday just a few days before the arrival of Hurricane Sandy. We played as part of the Split Rock Resorts Golf Package.

This is a difficult course. There are plenty of environmental areas that will eat up your golf balls. Worse, these are not marked as hazards, so if you are scoring correctly, you must treat these as lost balls and go back to where you hit from and hit again. Your score can rise very quickly on this course.

This is towards the end of the golfing year and the weather was not great, so there were only a few people on the course. I do not 100% agree with a previous poster about the maintenance. The course was in acceptable shape. It is towards the end of the year and they were only using one set of tee boxes and there was an impending hurricane about to arrive, but I saw no problems overall with the maintenance given the situation and time of year. There was a green in spotty condition here and there, but nothing major in my opinion.

There are some great views of the surrounding area from some of the higher elevation holes. Some holes border I-80, so road noise can be a distraction at times. The back nine is significantly harder than the front nine. This course in my opinion plays much harder than its course and slope rating suggests. If you are looking for an easier go of it, play the North front nine followed by the South 9 holes, which were the original holes of the resort - they have added the North course holes relatively recently.

We did not pay for our rounds separately, as the cost was included in the Golf Package at the resort, but I understand a weekend round with cart was about $55.

In summary, if you are staying at the resort and the weather is nice, play a round here. Just bring lots of golf balls.

Gary V. Reviewed September 06, 2012

Don't waste your time or money playing this course. Layout is punishing and I have seen better fairways in local cow pastures. Greens are not well maintained and very average. Won't play here again.

Brian C. Reviewed September 02, 2012

Worst layout I've played in 20 years. Overly penal even for scratch golfers. Garbage on both sides of nearly every hole, forced carries everywhere and blind tee shots all over the place from the tips. Also some blind lay up shots on par 5's. This is the definition of target golf. Chewed up fairways, pebble bunkers instead of sand bunkers in spots and just not that good of a golf course. Poor design in several areas that would be best described as gimmicky or just poor golf architecture. I was wondering why none of my golf addict buddies knew about this place and we play the Poconos all the time (go play Jack Frost and Blue Ridge Trail they are FAR superior golf courses in every aspect) We then went to grab lunch and waited 1/2 an hour for a wrap and a salad. 60 bucks for golf, 36 bucks for lunch plus driving out to Poconos, simply not worth the money especially with chewed up fairways and tee boxes. Tee box on 17th for tips was totally overgrown/abandoned. I seriously could see this place going out of business. Sorry to bash but this is the worst course I've played in 20 years.

Tim G. Reviewed June 09, 2010

This is a very nice course that can be very difficult for the average golfer. You must be hit it straight and accurate to stay out of trouble. It is always in good condition.

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