Hershey Country Club (East)

Rated among the most-played courses in its region by Hole19 golfers, Hershey Country Club (East) is a private 18-hole layout in Pennsylvania, United States, designed by George Fazio and opened in 1969. The course plays to par 71 at up to 7,061 yards across rolling fairways with elevated greens, three lakes, bunkers, and natural hazards throughout the routing. It hosted the Reese's Cup Classic from 1997 to 2004 and has earned recognition including a Golfweek Top 100 Resorts listing and a Top 100 Must-Play Courses nod from GolfStyles Philadelphia. The course has held Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary status from Audubon International since 2010. Practice facilities include a shared 25-station driving range, putting green, and a short game and pitching area with bunkers. Customized lessons and clinics are also available. The pro shop carries merchandise from leading golf brands.