# Pine Hill Golf Club | Greenville PA

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- Pine Hill Golf Club Pine Hill Golf Club 18 Hole Public Golf Course in Greenville, PA [Book a Tee Time](https://www.pinehillgolfcourse.net/tee-times)

Greenville, PA

## Enjoy a Round at Pine Hill Golf Club

Just a short distance from Greenville lies Pine Hill Golf Course, an expansive 18-hole public course offering breathtaking vistas and an engaging challenge for golfers of all levels. Impeccably maintained fairways and greens make Pine Hill Golf Course both demanding and inviting, with knowledgeable staff on hand to provide invaluable advice for optimizing your game. Whether you're a seasoned regular or seeking a fresh golfing adventure with friends in Greenville, Pine Hill Golf Course is the ideal choice. Spanning 6,013 yards from the longest tees for a par of 72, this course boasts a rating of 0.0 and a slope rating of 98. Designed by Charles Loreno, Pine Hill Golf Course first welcomed golfers in 1969.

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### Latest **Renovations**

**Breathe New Life into Your Game: Unveiling Pine Hill’s Transformation**

Step into a rejuvenated world at Pine Hill Golf Club, where every stroke tells a story of renewal and excellence. 2022 and 2023 wasn't just a new season; it was the dawn of a new era! We embarked on a transformative journey, meticulously reimagining and elevating the spaces that make your golfing experience truly shine.

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### Our **History**

**From Farmland and Forest to Golfing Gem: The Story of Pine Hill Golf Club**

In 1965, amidst northwest Pennsylvania’s foothills, Charles “Chub” Loreno dared to dream. He, along with his brother, envisioned a golf course that embraced the farmland and forest on the 100-acres of land they owned in Sugar Grove Township, Mercer County. Mr. Loreno was an excavation contractor, and started shaping a nine-hole course out of the farmland surrounded by woodlands. By 1967, Pine Hill Golf Course was open for play.

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