i thought i had heard decent things about this course in the past, but i must've been mistaken. the greens were diseased, spotted all over with pockmarks and even had small stands of mushrooms on some of them. were very shaggy and slow. fairways were mediocre as was the rough. would not play again, no water at all on the course and no cart person. please stay away, not worth the money (we paid $46)

I've played this course now 3 times, and each time I went back, hoping it would be better, but it just won't. To start off, the lady behind the register at the bar/pro shop, was just about as unprofessional as one can get. Our foursome showed up 30 minutes earlier than our 4 PM tee time, and we were told that because an outing was still on the course, that we couldnt go. That's understandable, but we were not allowed to pay either. Once we got out there, it was fairly wide open, but we were told to go off the 10th tee, but hey, at least we were playing. On the course, there were water containers, but no cups, and the water tasted as good as if it were coming straight out of your backyard hose. Last but not least, I had used my Tee Times Golf Pass book, which states that I get 2 rounds free, and after that, I pay $20 (cart included). Well, I was charged $15. When I inquired as to why, I was simply told that thats the price for the golf pass, even though it didnt say that in the pass book. Again, Ive been there 3 times, and this will be the last time that I go there. Save your money, and go somewhere else.

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If it were possible, I would give this a ZERO Rating.

I've played this course now 3 times, and each time I went back, hoping it would be better, but it just won't. To start off, the lady behind the register at the bar/pro shop, was just about as unprofessional as one can get. Our foursome showed up 30 minutes earlier than our 4 PM tee time, and we were told that because an outing was still on the course, that we couldn't go. That's understandable, but we were not allowed to pay either. Once we got out there, it was fairly wide open, but we were told to go off the 10th tee, but hey, at least we were playing. On the course, there were water containers, but no cups, and the water tasted as good as if it were coming straight out of your backyard hose. Last but not least, I had used my Tee Times Golf Pass book, which states that I get 2 rounds free, and after that, I pay $20 (cart included). Well, I was charged $15. When I inquired as to why, I was simply told that thats the price for the golf pass, even though it didnt say that in the pass book. Again, Ive been there 3 times, and this will be the last time that I go there. Save your money, and go somewhere else.

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If it was possible to give this a ZERO rating, I would.

Good hot dogs

Everything

I agree with the previous review. The course was horrible. For $52.00 the course had numerous greens in bad condition and fairways that were spotty. The only yardage markers I saw were at the 150 spot. Some tee boxes were moved? The starter let off a group of 2 and a perosn playing himself at peek morning hours.

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None. A joke of a golf course.

Layout of course - nothing worth writing home about! VERY poor greenskeeping/maintenance The "clubhouse" - basically it is a dive bar with nonexistent golf amenities

Where do I begin? This is the worst public fee golf course that I have played in a long, long while. A complete disappointment. I played in early July during a dry spell, but not a drought....this course was like playing on the dust bowl! No irrigation whatsoever on the fairways and irrigation of the greens and fringe around the greens was spotty. Fairways are POORLY maintained throughout. Bunkers are also a mess. The most challenging thing about the entire layout is the fact that certain holes are too-closely bordered by houses and townhouses in the various subdivisions that surround this golf course. Slice a drive on one of these holes and your ball can ricochet off the siding...maybe back into play? Oh, and then there''s the clubhouse. I am not particularly snobby about this aspect of the game and don''t expect every course to have a fancy pro shop with the latest in golf fashions from Ashworth, Polo and HIlfiger plus a wide selection of balls, gloves, clubs, etc. But, this was a complete joke -- the "clubhouse" is basically a dive bar with one cash register where they ring you up for golf. Need golf balls? Well, there''s a fishbowl on the counter with used balls that they fished out of their water hazard and sell at $1 a pop. No new golf balls for sale. Forget your glove? Sorry, they don''t have that either. Tees? Well, yes they do have those...and ball markers, too! This is the type of "clubhouse" that I''d expect to find somewhere in rural north-central or northeastern PA, but certainly not in a suburb of Philadelphia. In summary, this is a course that is sadly in need of major improvements and new ownership. Don''t waste your time....for a few bucks more, spend the extra bucks and play somewhere worthwhile!

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What customer service? They took my money for something advertised as "golf" and gave me something that resembled hitting a golf ball in the middle of a Midwestern prairie.

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