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Whitetail Run Golf Course

4.5 (65 reviews)

514 Sunville Rd, Franklin, PA

(814) 676-0633

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Whitetail Run Golf Course

4.5 (65 reviews)

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514 Sunville Rd, Franklin, PA

(814) 676-0633

Details

Holes

Par

3,074

Yards

Unknown

Rating

Unknown

Slope

Unknown

RangeDriving Range

Whitetail Run is the kind of laid-back local course where the round feels relaxed and the golf feels approachable. It rewards steady ball-in-play decisions—keep it in position and you’ll avoid the scrambling that turns a decent score into a grind. It’s a comfortable fit for beginners and casual groups, but better players can still enjoy chasing a number by tightening approach distances and putting well. The atmosphere is typically friendly and unpretentious, making it easy to show up, play, and keep the day moving. It’s also the type of course that gets more scoreable with familiarity as you learn safe misses. Overall, it’s high-utility Franklin-area golf: simple, welcoming, and repeatable.

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4.5 (65 Reviews)

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Absolutely beautiful course with, challenging in its own sense. Owners are the kindest people possible and keep the entire course in great condition. Recommend to anyone in the area

andrew

5.0

about 1 year ago

I think for the price this is the best golf course in the area. It's only $21 for 18 holes and a cart. It is a fun course with some challenges but not too hard overall.

steven

5.0

almost 2 years ago

For 21 dollars with a cart this little 9 hole course is a deal for 18 holes. Course could be a little better maintained but what can you expect for country golf? Overall it’s a great deal!

Tyler

4.0

over 3 years ago

They have the fastest and nicest electric carts, love this course, very challenging course. You can always get in for a round and the staff are extremely nice. Can be a challenge in the fall with the leaves, but they try to keep up with clearing them.