The Hershey CC has 45 holes of golf located on the east side of Hershey about 30 minutes east of downtown Harrisburg.

The West Course plays above and through the old downtown area of Hershey, in fact you could end up in Milton Hershey's High Point Mansion's backyard on one hole. This course features tree-lined fairways, numerous water hazards and sand bunkers, and small, soft greens. It has played host to numerous LPGA and PGA tournaments including the 1940 PGA Championship won by Byron Nelson as well as the LPGA’s Lady Keystone Open for almost 20 years. At 6,860 yards from the tips, the West Course has a course rating of 72.6 and slope of 130, but with three shorter tees, designed by Maurice McCarthy in 1930.

The East course is a solid parkland style design traversing tree lined fairways with heavy sand bunkering along the fairways and greens and three lakes coming into play. There's five tee boxes with the tips playing to 7,061 yards, 74.5/136, course/slope ratings, designed by George Fazio in 1969.

Spring Creek, designed by Maurice McCarthy, is a par 33 short course at 2,200 yards from the tips meandering along narrow, tree lined fairways with Spring Creek snaking through the layout.