I'll give it 3 out of 5 because the greens are pretty good despite lack of rain. The fairways are unfortunately, very poor. We played the "Heritage" (old Challenge). This course is hilly and pretty hard in normal conditions. It was hard to control your shots due to the "firm" turf. For the price, there's better options unfortunately, especially given the course conditioning.

Played 9 holes with cart for $25 bucks. Beautiful course with nice members. Plenty of parking. The bar had a amazingly nice bartender and had a special on my beer. Overall, a fantastic experience!

Always a good day playing white deer. Greens are always as good as weather allows and a great value with 2 18 hole courses to choose from. Just missed an ace today catching the flag and cup kicking out to like 4 feet.

Course condition has improved over the last few years. They are putting money into the course maintenance. The clubhouse and course "pro" can be a bit pretentious for a municipal public course. The food selection at the turn is hit or miss and mostly miss. I've had moldy buns and many times an empty hotdog roller. But that has nothing to do with actual golf. Vintage is an easy course with flat greens and Heritage is challenging with narrow fairways with dense woods either side. They have a Disc golf course but removed the par 3 nine hole to add. I miss the par 3 nine hole course TBH. The price is reasonable and the 2 courses mean you'll most likely get a tee time on short notice.

White Deer is always a treat to play when up in the Williamsport area. I've played in numerous tournaments here, but always on the Vintage side. I've never played the Heritage, but would think I'd enjoy it just as much. The Vintage course is definitely about position golf off the tee. Everything is pretty much right in front of you. The back 9 can be a bit more tricky with some blind tee shots on #15 & #16. The course itself is very forgiving if you're a little wayward. Always check out White Deer when you're in the Williamsport area.