Played a three day weekend. Chestnut Ridge is a nice course, Tom's Run is excellent, great layout, and a fair challenge at any level of play. The staff was friendly and helpful. The dinner menu, though limited, gave a fair selection and the food was very good.

Long holes, extremely fast/smooth greens, major elevation changes. Course is definitely set up for faster players.

Bird poop on some of the statues througout the course.

Chestnut Ridge and Tom's Run (it's sister Course) are probably the nicest public courses in Western PA. Tom's Run is twice the price but well worth it.

Course conditions are usually excellent. The greens are good & will hold most shots.

Debris on the woods hole greens at Chestnut Ridge.

We bring 12 to 16 golfers about once a year. We live 2 1/2 hours north of Blairsville. We play Sunday afternoon, stay over & play Monday morning.

Customer Service

Truly great. Very personable & friendly. Love to talk.

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The Comfort Inn at Blairsville needs to be replaced with a better facility. We will not stay there again after this last trip.

Fairways on Tom's Run are country club level plus - Greens are great - not too large. Holes 1-5 are some of the best opening holes on any course, anywhere. Green and layout on Chestnut ridge are fabulous.

Construction on Rt. 22 is getting a lot better. Murrysville is almost complete with 4-lanes. This will make the ride a nice straight shot from Monroeville (25 minutes).

Tom's Run and Chestnut Ridge are two great courses. It is the best kept secret in Western PA. They are both 4.5 Star Rated Courses. There are only 11 in the entire state. We play both courses quite often. It takes us less than an hour to get there, and it is well worth the drive. It takes us as long to get there as it takes to get to the courses south of Pittsburgh. These two are a "must play." I think the next closest resort with two 4.5 Star courses is Penn National (3-4 hours from The Burgh).

Customer Service

Nice service with pretty girls all over the place.

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They had a lunch buffet that was $7.95 (I think). It had two of three good entrees, a salad and soup bar, two veggies, pasta and potato, and a dessert bar. This was a little much for a break inbetween

Toms Run is maintained to perfection. Both courses force you to play different types of shots. There is a mix of target golf and long open holes that require some power to score.

Rakes on Carts; Weather, the Laurel Mountains seem to create windy wet weather more than most locations.

We have a group that takes an annual trip to Chestnut Ridge. The two courses are fun to play. They are a fair test of golf, if you play well, you score well if you play poorly, you score poorly.

Customer Service

Excellent. Dave and his staff, as well as Lori at the Comfort Inn have always been accommodating.

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well maintained, nice layout, challenging distance from the blue tees.

distance from greens to tees requires use of cart; traffic on Route 22 from Pittsburgh to the course is always a mess.

Chestnut Ridge Resort actually has two separate courses: Chestnut Ridge and Tom's Run. Tom's Run is the newer and nicer of the two. It is very well maintained and the greens are cut low and fast. Tom's Run is long from the back tees and plays even longer because the wind always seems to be blowing in your face. Be prepared to hit driver, 3-wood (or 2-iron) on a number of holes. It is much easier to play from the white tees.

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