The 9-hole "Foxburg" course at the Foxburg Country Club facility in Parker, Pennsylvania features 2580 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 34. The course rating is 33.8 and it has a slope rating of 115. The estimated green fees for 9 holes is $29. The Foxburg golf course opened in 1887.
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Very short but not that easy. The greens are small, very fast with some severe slopes. No fairway irrigation so summer conditions can be rough. Reasonable rates. Play during the week when it can be deserted.
Ok...a course with a lot of history..."oldest course in the US" or something like that. Lots of members or locals who play whatever hole they want at whatever speed they want. Play through...not gonna happen. The course is not all that bad...very short and not very challenging. If you're nostalgic...play it...if not...not worth the extra drive off I-80. Greens slick. Hole #7 has two huge mounds in fairway, makes for interesting choice of what to hit. Like the fox at hole 8's green. The museum connected to the pro-shop was actually more interesting than the course with lots of ancient stuff (balls, bags, clubs, pics)...free to stroll through (except the musty smell on the top floor...sickening smell). Like stated...very short (Par 34) and most Par 4's in the low 300's and the Par 5 at 450. I guess whacking with those ancient clubs...they couldn't hit nearly as far as the stuff out there today!