the bridges golf club

As a regular golfer, there's nothing I love more than a well-coiffed course. Alas, this is not one, or if it is, it wasn't showing its best side when I visited last week. They'd aerated the fairways, so there was a notch every inch, and the course was in pretty horrific condition. Still, they were happy to charge top dollar, in high winds, on a Sunday, while not bothering to inform us of the fairway issue. $45 for that kind of golfing experience in this region just doesn't cut it. Never again.

Great music on the outdoor patio during the Summer months.The food is very good here. Burgers are awesome!! Good place to watch the sunset :)

This course is a very well kept and beautiful course. It is fair but challanging - beware the greens! The food staff is very friendly and outgoing. The only drawback is the clubhouse staff do not seem to enjoy working there - they are very abrupt and unhelpful. Still that should not be a reason not to golf this great course.

I'm currently in the middle of a 4 day / 3 night golf outing with friends at The Bridges. I just want to preface that this is my first review on TripAdvisor. This has been an incredible outing. The course has been in perfect shape. The rooms are in an old furniture factory and very well setup. We did have some bad weather Friday morning (3+ inches of rain), but the course held up nicely and we only missed out Friday morning round. What I really want to rave about is the food. Breakfast was included in our package as well as our dinner. And let me tell you that all of the dinners have been phenomenal. I had scallops the first night and filet mignon the next two. They were all top notch and very tasty. This has been a great trip so far and I high recommend to anyone considering the Bridges. Props to Mike (not sure of full title, but appears to runt eh bar and restaurant) and Dakota who cooks the food. Both guys are very hospitable and friendly. This is a great place to visit.

Was in the area for a family wedding and my wife and I decided to play Bridges. Super nice fairways and the greens rate the same. Also had the steak after the round which was also very good.

I played here on a Saturday. We were the last group to get out before a college ladies tournament. The course is very nice. It certainly helped to have several in the group who had played here before. There were several blind drives that could use course knowledge. I am really a beginner who measures his game by the balls lost. Luckily my friend knew this and promised challenge without frustration. He sure delivered. My group had a couple of very good golfers. We all had a great time and I even came home without another trip to the store for balls. My score was nothing to write about, but suffice to say I will not be joining the tour. Of the four we had two in the mid eighties, a mid ninety, and mine. I would hit this very reasonably priced course again. Coming from Maryland, I could not find this value locally.

We just spent a great 2 days here. They have a Stay and Play Package for $149. It includes a Sunday round of golf, dinner, overnight stay and a Monday round of golf. This is a beautiful course with a club house/restaurant/bar/guest rooms all in one refurbished factory building right on the grounds. Being end of year, the course was a little torn up, and the greens were not pristine, but they were good. We could not beleive the amount of players leaving huge open divots and walking away from ball marks - disrespectful! Also, don't let the sandwich/soup/burgers menu fool you. We had a fantastic 3 course meal with a choice of crab cakes, steak, chicken Chesapeake or scallops. The staff were super nice and friendly.

a good course at a good price. fun layout and always in good condition.

Well kept course and very reasonable price. Very good food if you would like to eat after playing.

The Bridges Golf Club in Abbottstown, PA. is a very nicely laid out course that has been in almost pristine condition every time I have visited here. The course starts off with a very straight foward relatively simple par 4 followed by a quirkie, tough par 4. This hole requires a medium range tee shot to a well protected fairway followed by a pin point uphill shot to a smallish green. While this is not rated as the hardest hole on the course due to it's short length, once played you may disagree. Overall the course is wide open and fair to all levels of players. Located about half way between Gettysburg and Harrisburg it is in a nice spot for a visit while in Central Pa, to visit either Gettysburg attractions or the state capitol. They do have a small, well stocked pro shop, a grill and a Tiki lounge with live entertainment on weekend nights. Rooms are also available here with a stay and play package.