Dauphin Highlands Golf Course is open daily from 6:00 AM to 7:00 PM, including both weekdays and weekends, weather permitting. Seasonal hours may vary slightly based on daylight and course conditions, so we recommend checking our website or calling ahead before your visit.
You can book a tee time at Dauphin Highlands Golf Course in several convenient ways. The easiest option is to reserve online through our Book a Tee Time page or through GolfNow. You can also call the golf shop during business hours for assistance with tee time availability, rates, and group bookings.
Public golfers can book tee times up to 2 full weeks in advance, while members may reserve tee times up to 3 weeks in advance. Booking early is recommended for weekends, holidays, and popular morning tee times at Dauphin Highlands Golf Course.
Yes, Dauphin Highlands Golf Course offers both golf lessons and clinics through our professional staff. Instruction is led by Teaching Professional Tim Birney, who provides coaching for golfers of all skill levels. Whether you’re new to the game or looking to sharpen your swing, our [Golf Instruction] programs can help improve your game.
Yes, golf carts are available at Dauphin Highlands Golf Course. Cart fees are $8 per player for 9 holes and $12 per player for 18 holes. Golf carts are a popular option for navigating the course’s rolling terrain and elevation changes.
Yes, rental clubs are available for guests at Dauphin Highlands Golf Course. Rental club pricing is $20 for 9 holes and $30 for 18 holes. This makes it easy for traveling golfers or casual players to enjoy a round without bringing their own set.
Yes, Dauphin Highlands Golf Course requires standard golf attire. Golfers should wear a collared or polo-style shirt along with golf shorts, slacks, or other appropriate golf apparel. Cargo shorts, basketball shorts, gym pants, and similar athletic wear are not permitted. Proper golf attire helps maintain the course experience for all players.
Yes, Dauphin Highlands Golf Course offers excellent practice facilities, including a full grass driving range and a putting green. These amenities are ideal for warming up before your round or working on your swing and short game.
Yes, golfers of all ages are welcome at Dauphin Highlands Golf Course. Juniors and younger players are encouraged to enjoy the game in a fun and welcoming environment. Adult supervision may be recommended depending on the child’s age and experience level.
No, Dauphin Highlands Golf Course does not currently provide water stations on the course. Guests are encouraged to bring a refillable water bottle, which may be refilled at the restaurant’s discretion, or purchase bottled water in the golf shop or from the beverage cart during play.
Dauphin Highlands Golf Course hosts a wide variety of open and private golf events throughout the season, including charity outings, corporate tournaments, fundraiser events, and four-person scrambles. The course hosts up to 50 golf events per year, making it a popular destination for organized golf outings in the Harrisburg area. For more information, visit our Tournaments & Outings page.
Yes, Dauphin Highlands Golf Course offers dynamic pricing, which means rates can vary based on demand, time of day, and tee time availability. Golfers can often find great value during twilight hours and select weekday tee times. For the best current rates, check our Book a Tee Time page online.
Yes, Dauphin Highlands Golf Course features on-site dining at The Five Iron Grille, where guests can enjoy food and drinks before or after their round. It’s a great place to relax after golf, grab a quick bite, or meet up with friends and fellow players.
Yes, Dauphin Highlands Golf Course has a fully stocked pro shop with a wide range of golf essentials and apparel. The shop offers items such as golf clubs, balls, tees, towels, shoes, and apparel, making it easy to pick up anything you need before your round.
Yes, one of the most memorable features at Dauphin Highlands Golf Course is the signature 17th hole, a scenic and challenging par 3 on the back nine. The course is also known for its dramatic elevation changes, rolling terrain, and visually striking layout, which make it one of the more distinctive golf experiences in Central Pennsylvania.
Yes, Dauphin Highlands Golf Course issues rain checks when weather prevents a round from being completed. Rain checks are typically prorated based on the number of holes played, allowing guests to receive fair value if inclement weather interrupts play.
You can book tee times at Dauphin Highlands Golf Course online or by phone. Tee times are available through our Book a Tee Time page, through GolfNow, or by calling the golf shop directly at 717-986-1984 ext. 3.
Dauphin Highlands Golf Course can be especially busy during weekday afternoons and weekends, particularly during peak season. The course also hosts leagues Monday through Thursday from approximately 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM, along with weekday golf events. If you’re looking for the best availability, earlier booking is strongly recommended.
Non-playing riders may be allowed at Dauphin Highlands Golf Course depending on tee sheet availability and overall course traffic. If there is space within the group and availability allows, riders can often be accommodated. We recommend calling the golf shop in advance to check availability before your visit.
Yes, guests may bring outside food and non-alcoholic beverages to Dauphin Highlands Golf Course. However, all outside alcohol is strictly prohibited. Additional food and beverage options are also available on-site through The Five Iron Grille and beverage cart service.
Dauphin Highlands Golf Course is considered a challenging layout and offers a strong test for golfers of many skill levels. The course features tough par 3s and par 5s, along with significant elevation changes and hilly terrain, making club selection and course management especially important throughout the round.
Yes, golf carts at Dauphin Highlands Golf Course are equipped with GPS, helping players with yardages, course navigation, and pace of play.
Yes, groups with fewer than four players may be paired with other golfers, especially during busy times. On weekends and other high-demand periods, Dauphin Highlands Golf Course will often pair singles, twosomes, and threesomes to help maintain pace of play and improve tee sheet efficiency.