Hershey Parkview was commissioned by the founder of Hershey Chocolate, Milton Hershey, and designed by Maurice McCarthy. Hershey Park Golf Course (later named Parkview) was designed to serve as Hershey’s public course and bring golf to the 'common working man'. A challenging course, incorporating Spring Creek and its surrounding hills, the Park Golf Course, was reasonably priced and popular with community residents and visitors alike. For $1.00 ($1.50 on weekends) a player was entitled to play all day. Greens fees also included swimming privileges in the Hershey Park Pool. It was built in 1909 and was closed in 2004 to expand Hershey Park and the surrounding Giant Center Arena and Hershey Park Stadium
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