Chapel Hill Golf Course

About the club

Chapel Hill Golf Course began as a driving range and chip and putt in the late 1980’s. From the late 80’s to early 90’s the current golf course was under construction and by 1992 Chapel Hill Golf Course was completed. Built through trees and plenty of water, Chapel Hill was designed by Donald Holloway of Sinking Spring, Pennsylvania. The entire course and property has been owned and managed by the Holloway Family since Chapel Hill’s inception. Currently Ryan Holloway is the Director of Club Operations, and William Holloway is the Course Superintendent. The unique course is a par 70, 6056-yard championship style golf course that can challenge a player of any skill level. With a variety of shots guarded by water and many fairways lined with trees, players can use every club in their bag while playing an enjoyable round of golf. After a day out on the course it seems fitting to come enjoy the food and drink selections that the clubhouse bar has to offer. With a variety of food, over 10 beers on tap, and a variety of specialty drinks, no post-round appetite should go unsatisfied at Chapel Hill.