Situated in Mainland, Pennsylvania, Mainland Golf Course, a public facility, showcases a parkland style and was designed by , opening its fairways to players in 1962. With its thoughtful design and well-maintained layout, this course beckons golfers to navigate through an array of challenges in a serene, natural setting.

The course plays to a total par of 70 for both men and women, and consists of four Par 3's, 12 Par 4's and two Par 5's over 18 holes with a Course Rating of 68.7 and a Slope of 126. Four choices for men's tees and four choices for ladies' tees deliver a pleasurable golf experience catering to all levels of player proficiency.

Playing length on the course varies from 5083 to 6146 yards, providing options for diverse challenges and distances. Playing as a par 5, hole #14 extends to an impressive 521 yards, marking the course's longest stretch. With a length of only 134 yards, hole #9 earns the distinction as the shortest par 3 on the course. Hole #14, a par 5, is designated as the most challenging hole on the course. Earning the lowest difficulty rating, hole #9, a par 3, stands out as the easiest and most approachable on the course.

Among the offerings are rental services, covering pull carts and golf clubs. The practice area at the facility includes separate chipping and putting greens. Food and beverage options include a restaurant with full service bar and an on course snack bar.