Northgreen Country Club

I think they need to decide if they want to run a golf course or shut down. Pulling in, you see that the building and surrounding pool area are in disrepair, not seasonal disrepair but years worth of neglect!. The clubhouse is also in need of renovation. The range was ok but nothing to write home about. The course was wet, which given the recent amount of rain could be forgiven, but several sand traps were moats and I lost a ball in a sand trap because I refused to get my feet soaked to get it out. The greens were not groomed at all and the ball didn’t roll as much as hop across the green when putted. My last gripe would be the car paths. My prostate got a full workout with the constant cracks and bumps you rode across to get from hole to hole, again years worth of neglect. In addition, several areas had trees across the path and several areas had so much debris across the path that you couldn’t even guess what the path was. Lastly, I had to veer off the path to go around a tree in the path, when I did I got stuck in a muddy section. I had to pack my gear and walk the last 4 holes. So, you guessed it, I won’t be back. They really need to decide if they want to run a golf course, my guess is they do not.

It had not rained in this area in 2 weeks and the course was a swamp on multiple holes. It just seemed to retain water and had no drainage. Needs to put work into cart path, completely destroyed in multiple places.

Greens were in good condition.

I like then course, but it always seems sorta roughed up. always a lot of cart ruts on the course.

Fun to play though

Course in good shape. Greens had some bare spots but rolled true. CoVid protocols meant that bunkers were not ideal since there are no rakes to be found.

This course was great for a newbie like me (6mos). No water to intimidate me but I did have to play smart around the bunkers. Pretty flat fairways. Greens were patchy but it was a good course to add to my golf journey. I would return...especially on a dryer day!

Stopped here to play on the way back from Myrtle Beach to NJ. It was only $25 on TeeOff but I guess you get what you pay for. Fairways mostly weeds and very thin grass, like hitting off deadpan. Greens were actually pretty good but very slow - this may have been due to the rain from the previous night. The layout was actually very nice, this could be a great course if they put some money and proper maintenance into the place.

This course was the worse I have ever seen. It was not maintained at all. The greens were horrible. I asked when was it closing because it NEEDS TO CLOSE. The sand traps are more like weed traps. I can’t believe this was once a ACC tournament course. The cart paths felt like I needed a side by side to drive on them. Close this course or close it to fix it. Ant hills on 1st tee box and every else.

Not worth playing period. No fairways, greens are eaten up and bunkers haven’t even been weed wacked in years! This place should pay people to play it! They win the award for the best worst golf course in the country. I have played cow pastures in Texas that were better maintained than this.

The course needs a lot of attention to details. It’s fun to play and has a great layout but the greens and fairways are in bad shape

Course is in overall poor condition. Greens are spotty, bunkers are muddy and poorly maintained, grass, etc.

Paths rough to ride, bumps, holes, and even covered with debris in places.

Would not recommend this course, at this time.

Very much enjoyed playing this course. Would be great if they put money into it, i.e. bunkers, fairway and rough. Considering how much rain they recently had, course reasonably dry so we could drive on the fairways. Staff was very welcoming. Although we’re from out of state, would like to play again when in the area.

Although the staff is extremely friendly and helpful, the course is horrible. The layout isn’t horrible but the conditions seem that the ownership isnt putting a penny in to maintain. I play 2 rounds a week all over the triangle and wanted to try out something different and I won’t make that mistake again. Greens aren’t bad but soft as a pillow. But I lost over 3 sleeves of balls in the fairway/rough(can’t tell the difference). Would not recommend and didn’t even finish my round due to course quality and waiting for 30 minutes just to tee off on the back. I’m a 15-20 handicap and pretty new to the game but this is def the worse out of the 30 courses I have played.

Upon arrival it was quite noticeable that the entire facility was in need of a makeover. Everything about this course screams the 1980s. There is a large sign hanging at the clubhouse listing winners of the ACC golf champions played there in the past.. A real who's who of players. Unfortunately the place looks tired and poorly maintained. The gentleman in the pro shop was awesome. He was very friendly and offered us a free yardage book and gave us tips on several holes since it was our first time. Fairways are sparse in places and are mostly weeds and common grasses. Most of the greens are decent but some bald spots.

The course was soggy like everywhere else but was playable. Fairways had good grass and greens were better than expected. Not much maintenance around edges and cart paths but a nice layout for the price. I would play again.

Progress for sure! 2017 has been a good year if you are trying to grow grass and the Northgreen staff have been working hard and smart. Still a few fairways that need some time to fill in but the majority are looking good! Greens are almost 100% back!!

If you haven't tried this course for a few years you need to give it another try!!

Northgreen has seen some rough times over the last few years. New owners in 2016 has changed everything and Northgreen is a golf course that should now be on everyone's radar. Great staff, range, new golf carts and a brand new snack bar/grill room offers the golfer all that a great round of golf needs. Two years ago I'd give it a 4 but as of July 2017 I give it an 8 looking at a 9. One year ago there were only 50 members and now there are over 1000. Come see for yourself. Northgreen's back in the game!!

In the early 1980s Northgreen was one of the areas premier courses. But after a string of owners the course conditions eroded to the point where it just wasn't fun to play. Well . . . new owners and a great pro and course superintendent have totally turned this course around. It's almost back to its 1980s glory! Greens and fairways are back! The only thing needed is some bunker work and this course will be top quality (The recent Hurricane Matthew flooding only affected two holes and these should be fixed back up soon!). Fairways are generous but have out-of-bounds on both sides for virtually every hole!