18 Golf Course Rd. Sugarloaf, Pennsylvania 18249 Phone: 570-384-4097

The Most Scenic Golf Club in Pennsylvania.

Sugarloaf Golf Club is a challenging 18 hole championship golf course in the heart of Northeastern Pennsylvania. Established in 1966, the Geoffrey Cornish designed golf course has matured into one of the finest public courses in the region. Measuring just oven 7000 yards at the tips, Sugarloaf has four different tee areas to make the game enjoyable for all handicaps. Loosen up before your round at our driving range, or fine tune your short game on our putting green & chipping area.  After your round of golf, relax in our clubhouse. Our clubhouse provides a well stocked Pro Shop, Grille and Bar for your convenience. We offer full service catering for any size group. In addition, our clubhouse staff has more than forty years of experience to help you organize tournaments for business, charity or family fun.

Can be used M-F only. Only one certificate can be used per foursome. Certificate Users must call in advance and make a tee time and identify themselves as certificate holders. Certificate cannot be used for tournament play. Certificate is only valid for green fees and carts.

118 Petrilak Rd. Greenfield Twp., Pennsylvania 18407 Phone: 570-282-5993

Nestled in the Endless Mountains of Northeastern Pennsylvania, located in historic Lackawanna County, Skyline Golf Course is a lush, 18 hole public course that meets the challenge of both novice and expert golfer alike. The 1951-yard par 32 executive nine is perfect for the beginner golfer or someone with only an hour or two to spare. The 2804-yard, par 34, regulation nine brings the "seasoned" golfer back again and again.

In 1914, Michael and Irene Petrilak, immigrants from Austria, purchased this beautiful 100-acre tract of land to farm and raise their family of 14. In 1959, the two youngest family members Walter and Andrew devised a plan whereby they would keep one half of their herd of dairy cattle on the lower half of the farm while turning the upper one half of the farm into a nine-hole golf course. Slowly but surely, the plan took off until it was apparent that dairy farming was disappearing but golf was here to stay.

In 1962, the brothers converted the rest of the farm into nine more holes creating the present day 18-hole course. Sadly Walter passed away in February of 2004. He is deeply missed by all who knew him. Andy with his son Paul is hard at work maintaining Skyline. Today where you might once have seen a hay wagon heaping with bails or a herd of dairy cows quietly grazing, you will now find people of all ages working to improve their driving, chipping or putting.

Skyline Golf Course is located just off route 247. From interstate 81, take exit 202 and then route 107 east for approximately three miles. Turn left onto route 247 north for another mile and you will see the Skyline Golf Course sign. Just turn in on Petrilak Road and the clubhouse is located one-quarter mile away on the right.

In addition to the gift certificates, riding carts are available at $6.00 for 9 holes and $12.00 for eighteen holes per person. You do not have to worry about a tee time, just come and take your turn off the tee.

Come say "HI" to Peggy, Andy,  Roxanne and Paul.

For more information, call (570)-282-5993.
Or E-mail: info@skylinegolfcourse.com

80 Golf Course Rd. Dallas, Pennsylvania 18612 Phone: 570-675-1686

Lehman Golf Club is a nine hole course located in the Back Mountain. Established in 1953 by Samuel G. Spencer, Lehman Golf Club provides golfers with beautiful views along with a challenging layout.

Lehman Golf Club, still owned and operated by the Spencer family, has a fully stock pro shop and offers golfers the necessary equipment and accessories to play the game. Golf lessons are available for all levels of golfers, from beginner to advanced.

The bar/dining room provides a sandwich menu and variety of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages to enjoy after your round of golf.