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Cambrian Hills sits in Hastings, a small borough in Cambria County tucked into the ridges and hollows of the Allegheny Mountains in west-central Pennsylvania. This is classic Pennsylvania hill country — rolling, forested terrain shaped by the old bituminous coal industry, with tight valleys and abrupt elevation changes that define how golf is played here. The region sits within easy reach of Johnstown and Altoona, part of a hardworking, unpretentious stretch of the state where public golf has long been a community fixture.
A par 69 layout signals a course built to work with its land rather than fight it. Shorter par 4s and the likelihood of a par 3 or two standing in for a conventional par 5 suggest a design shaped by topography — the kind of course where a modest scorecard number doesn't mean easy, especially when Allegheny hillsides push tee shots sideways and approach angles demand local knowledge.
Cambrian Hills reads like a course that belongs to its community: the sort of place where regulars know every slope and first-timers quickly learn that the mountains have opinions. It rewards course management over raw power, and the surroundings alone — mature Pennsylvania hardwoods, ridge-top views, mountain air — make the round worth the trip.
| Tee | Yards | Rating | Slope | Par |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| White/Blue · men | 6,069 | 69.6 | 125 | 69 |
| White/Blue · women | 6,069 | 74.8 | 129 | 74 |
| Red/Gold · men | 4,814 | 63.4 | 113 | 66 |
| Red/Gold · women | 4,814 | 67.9 | 114 | 69 |
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