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With the new renovations complete,
golfers from everywhere are raving about the changes at Cherry Valley
Golf Course in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania.
A change in the layout
adds a twist to things. Come enjoy 3 new holes, cart paths on all
18 holes, new trees, traps and rebuilt tees (which will lengthen
the course) and overall improved course conditions.
Cherry
Valley is still one of the most scenic golf courses in the Poconos,
with wonderful views of the Appalachian Mountains. Cherry Creek
comes into play on both the front and back nines, making for carried
shots on a variety of holes.
Our
golf course caters to golfers of all ages and abilities using a
variety of tees can he enjoyed at all skill levels.
Scenic,
challenging, friendly, and fun are the words best used to describe
your experience at Cherry Valley Golf Course.
Features:
AMENITIES:
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Diane's Grill and Restaurant open daily
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Pro
Shop/PGA Professional on staff
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Practice
putting green and warm up net
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14
day advance tee times available
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Golf
club rentals
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Professional
instruction available by appointment
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Beverage
cart on course
OUTSIDE
EVENTS:
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Catering to group outings and tournaments, for 20 to 100 players
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Week
night leagues available for single players and groups
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Food
and beverage packages available at various price ranges
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Professional
Golf Instruction for your group
Holes: 18
Yards: Blues: 5,592 / White: 5,211 / Red: 4,151
Par: 72
Course Rating: N/A
Slope: N/A
Slope Rating: N/A
Terrain: Hilly terrain. Well bunkered, water hazards on 8
holes.
Turf: Greens: Bent Grass, Fairways: Blue Grass.
Opened: N/A
Rental Clubs Available? Yes
Walking Option: Available
Carts Available? Yes
Cart Fee: Included in Green Fee.
Lessons Available? Yes
Name of Pro: Chris Zelenka
Locker Room Available? N / A
Architect: Frank Young
Season: Year Round.
Busiest During: June - September
Review: N / A
Miscellaneous: This course was built on hilly terrain, so
expect some uneven lies in the fairly narrow fairways. Several fairways
are doglegs, and most are tree lined. The most difficult hole is
#2.
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