Black Hawk Golf Course

Beaver Falls sits in Beaver County, about 30 miles northwest of Pittsburgh, in a part of western Pennsylvania where the land rolls with the kind of stubborn, forested hills that shaped the region's industrial character. The Beaver River cuts through the area, and the terrain throughout the county tends to be firm, uneven, and honest — the sort of ground that produces golf courses built around natural contours rather than manufactured drama.

Black Hawk Golf Course takes its name from the broader Black Hawk area of Beaver County, a community identity rooted in the local high school and a genuine sense of regional pride. At par 72, the layout follows a traditional full-length format, and courses of this type in western Pennsylvania tend to reward straight ball-striking and local knowledge over raw power — elevation changes and tree-lined corridors punish wayward shots more than any bunker will.

This is everyday golf in the best sense: accessible, community-rooted, and set against a landscape that western Pennsylvania does particularly well.