Wow! I work for the Greater Reading Chamber Alliance and we hosted our Women2Women/Breakfast4success event here. The space comfortably held at least 120 people. The food was delightful! The compote that they brought out for the French toast wasn’t too sweet. It was just absolutely perfect. They also went above and beyond and were shuttling our guests from the far reaches of the parking lot over to the door so they wouldn't get too cold. Staff was super helpful.

Reading Country Club is a beautiful spot with a well-maintained course. The front nine holes can be pretty challenging—especially for beginners like me—but that makes them a fun test of skill. I especially enjoy playing from the ninth hole to the 18th, where the course feels a bit more forgiving, and the views at sunset are stunning. Beyond the course, the restaurant and bar are excellent. The food and drinks are delicious, and the staff are friendly and welcoming. It really adds to the overall experience. I’d recommend Reading Country Club for golfers looking for a challenge and those who want a great atmosphere. I'll return often since it’s close to my boyfriend’s house!

I must say, that our 35 women from our community certainly enjoyed themselves... the service, the food, the atmosphere, and all the planning was well-worth it for a lovely, perfect afternoon. We will be back in June. Thanks so much to Kayla Cepeda for spearheading it all for us! Personally, I was there last week on a business meeting. Two of us had the beet salad and two had the NE clam chowder. Excellent choices/highly recommended. Try it yourself!

Storied, old, and historic, recently saved from doom, Reading Country Club has unmatched facilities and a classic design that is challenging, but reachable. First, the facilities are a gem, in a 100 year old large mansion of a building, with a fancy restaurant, large bar, and simulator room with: 2 bays, a pool table, and a foosball table. 😃 Also offering locker room, quick stop counter at the turn, pro shop, cart girl (saw her twice on the course) and garage/caddy shack round out the handsome building adorning the hill top. The course itself has withstood time, but is not one of the “let me bomb it and overpower the course” even though it’s short. A good shot shaper can shave off yardage and clever angles make this course replayable. I felt I was short on most shots but shorter is better on the old ones. Condition could have been better, but as a public course, it was good enough.

Classic golf course and facility. 2025 improvements underway and very promising. Renovated pub and restaurant "Jack's On The Green" is fantastic for post round lunch. New and increased staffing is very noticeable and significantly adds to a great golfer experience. My group of 20 thoroughly enjoyed our day and will return asap.