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The 18-hole Honeybrook course features 6,341 yards from the longest tees for a par of 70, with a course rating of 70.4 and slope rating of 128 on bent grass. Designed by James Blaukovitch, ASGCA, the course opened in 2000. Honeybrook is a semi-private golf club nestled among the Amish farms of Chester County, Pennsylvania.

The front nine has more of a wide-open links feel, and while there are elements of that on the back nine as well, golfers must deal with a few tree-lined fairways as they make their way through the club's most celebrated 3-hole stretch, Amish Corner (Holes 14-16). There are 53 bunkers spread throughout the layout, and while ponds come into play on three holes, protected wetlands and the Brandywine Creek require golfers to avoid penalty areas on many tee and approach shots. The course features a mixture of wide-open links, tree-lined fairways and subtle elevation changes that combine natural beauty and great golf. Open to the public every day, Honeybrook offers 18 challenging yet playable holes that are fun for all skill levels.