Schenley Park

ahhhhh... this course is okay... longs are okay and they say they have 3 different tees and i was looking for the longest but i only saw the 2 cement pads. navigational nightmare if you never played. longs are easy and shorts are not even worth playing... threw the putter on i wanna say 15 of the 18 holes from the shorts... i cant believe i didnt get an ace, did hit basket on 15!

I love Schenely. It was one of the first courses I ever played. It's not the most challenging on earth, nor the best eye candy. It does offer a small amount of challenge, but that challenge lies within the trees and not actual difficulty. There are a couple throw and hopes, and some super easy holes. A few years ago I would had given it a B, but after travelling the country and living elsewhere seeing what's available I gotta keep it real. The course is SUPER well maintained for being in the City of Pittsburgh, and the local club dedicates alot of time. It's definitely worth playing.

Challenging pin placements and good use of elevation for fairways. 3*3=9 combos
Blue, White, and Red tees and A,B,C pins (sleeves per hole - 1 basket per hole)
http://www.pfds.org/Schenley.html
http://www.pdga.com/course_directory/course/schenley-park
http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course_files/106/b1e3501c.pdf

only played there one day but i was by myself and it kinda sucked i was alone cuz u always do better wen noone is there to see it... lol i did get my new found putter stuck in a tree by hole 18 also.(a pine tree that covered me in sap wen i climbed up to get it) damn wind...

Schenley is an old school DG course, installed in 1988. Very tight in places and holes are often close to each other, making league nights an exciting time to watch other players shots to be sure you don't get hit! Course recently upgraded with new baskets and tee signs. Concrete tee pads on Red and White tees.

Great practice/beginner course. my best 8 down, many have done better.

Pretty good course. Very well maintained. Most of the holes are a little shorter, but trees make it challenging.