Delaware Golf Club

Great time, liked front side a little more than back side. Will play again!

You guys are just the best! You take such good care of your players and are always so accommodating and you do a great job keeping up w the course…even if you can’t find your ball in your rough…it is like finding a needle in a haystack for real! Haha

Pace of play was painfully slow on a Friday evening. The course layout is extremely confusing, weaving in and out of residential streets. Many of the holes feel forced and the design doesn’t make much sense. Tee boxes banged up, greens were fast.

I played the back 9, conditions were great, warm up areas (range, chipping area, putting green) we’re all phenomenal, staff was extremely friendly and everything was all reasonably priced for a course this nice that was open to the public. My only complaint is that for a first time visitor it would have been nice to have a map of the holes somewhere in the cart or on the scorecard, I did find myself struggling to find tee boxes at time and a few holes it’s impossible to see the pin or fairway from the tee box so it would’ve been nice to have a map somewhere. Other than that everything was great!

This is a classic course. This course could easily be turned into a gem with some better greens keeping. A bit overplayed and many of the tee boxes need repair and leveling. This Pete Dye layout combined with Fuzzy Zoeller touches makes for a test for any Amateur with a 8-12 hcp from the Blue Tees at 6500+. A real fun course that requires shot making. Really love this course but it needs to revaluate ending on a Par 3?

Course is in great shape even with the lack of rain. It is one of the very few courses that actually have traps in playable condition

Expected slow play on Father's Day. Front 9 was decent pace; turned in 2 hours and 15 minutes. Then on 11 tee we came to a stop and waited and waited to tee off, and took about 30 minutes for one hole! The guys ahead apologized and said they were waiting on every shot. On 12, same delay. So after spending an hour to play 11 and 12, on 13 we drove past the group ahead of us and found a foursome that looked like two couples on 13 green. We passed them and went to 14 tee. We played 14 through 18 without anyone on those 4 holes which told us that the group we passed on 13 had four open holes ahead of them and did not know to let others play through. On weekends and holidays, I think courses need a ranger to watch for groups that don't know what they are doing. We finished the last 4 holes in less than an hour because there was nobody on the rest of the back 9 - I feel sorry for all the groups that got stock behind the group we passed.