Lucky Strokes – Bath, PA

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Played August 5, 2o15

Reviewed by Mr. Tee

We finished off our trip to PA last Summer by sneaking in a round at Lucky Strokes, not too far from the ABE airport. Following Castlegate, we were ready for something special.

Rating:

Par – I was tempted to give this course a Birdie. All of the fake animals were a fun touch and the weird speaker rocks (see video below) were amusing. It was better than the other Par rated courses we played this trip but much like Lahey Family Fun Park nothing really moved it to the next level for me. The 18 holes wrap around a waterway and offered a variety of challenging shots. The playing area was a solidly maintained traditional green turf with a red brick border.  A waterfall sits at the top spitting out bright blue water and moves water throughout the course. Solid and moderately challenging course.

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Add the word mini to the sign and we’re with them
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Giraffe photo opp
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Mr. Tee at the first hole
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Apple trees throughout the course and the beginning of each hole had a stand to write down your score. The Pink Putter is relaxing on it in this photo.
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Turtle trap splits the hole and creates a tough spot to land in
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Sassy looks from these birds
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Zebra
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Mr. Tee pelican’t reach him at the top of the waterfall
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Goofy lookin’ dog
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So close!
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Mr. Tee posing and giving you a sense of how the course is tiered with a fountain at the top
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The 18th hole didn’t collect the ball but it may have in the past
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First time seeing this option for prizes. We didn’t win anything.
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The Pink Putter faired much better on the skill crane game though

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Lucky Strokes Website

Pros:

Variety of play design
Consistent use of animals in theming the exterior of the course
Well maintained

Cons:

Not much in the way of obstacles
Theming didn’t extend in to the playing area
Didn’t like the light weight balls used on the course

Nerdy Notes:

  • 18 holes, Par 45.
  • Price: $6 (Adult) $5 (Senior 65 & over or child under 12) Free (Under 4 years old). One coupon per group
  • Driving range, George’s Pizzeria, batting cages and arcade on site
  • Cheesesteaks and ice cream coming soon as of the time of reviewing

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