Fairview Golf Course

Fairview Golf Course is a public golf course located in Lebanon, Pennsylvania, situated at the base of the south Gretna mountains in the Lebanon Valley, approximately 5 miles from Pennsylvania Turnpike Exit 266. Originally opened in the late 1950s, the course became the third addition to the Distinct Golf Group in 1966.

The course has undergone significant restoration and improvements over its history. In 2004, an F-3 tornado damaged over 375 trees on the property, but the course reopened within seven days. Subsequently, the Jim Blaukovitch design team oversaw major renovations in 2005, including replanting trees, adding bunkers, rebuilding tees, and installing a water hazard on the 10th hole.

Fairview has matured into a challenging test of golf suitable for players of all skill levels. Its location in the scenic Lebanon Valley, combined with proximity to major regional centers including Hershey, Harrisburg, and Reading, has made it a popular destination for area golfers. The facility offers comprehensive amenities including a pro shop, driving range, bar and snack bar, and an indoor golf center with simulator courses.