Pleasant Valley Country Club

Course is in great shape despite all the hot weather we have had this summer. People need to repair their ball marks, it is tough on the greens. Have some consideration people. The greens were true, as they typically are when I play the course. Love the remote fairway mowers.

Title says it all. Poorly maintained and expensive.

The greens were the only redeeming quality of this entire course. Whoever is maintaining those props to u my man 🤝🏽. Slowest pace I’ve ever seen on a golf course. Multiple groups were leaving due to this. If you’ve got a lot of time to waste and don’t mind a 6+ hour round this is your course. 75% of the fairways were rock hard as well. And for the price point we will not be returning. These courses have to start taking action and doing something about the pace of play.

Greens were great and the course overall wasn’t in bad shape. But the pace of play was insane. On pace for a 6-7 hour round. Watch the group in front of us leave after the 11th hole because some hicks want to hit 15 shots each. We didn’t even stay after the 15 hole. That just can’t be happening. Good hot dog at least

Had an early morning tee time and really enjoyed the course. Course is in great shape and greens are fast. Long and occasionally narrow fairways/trees provide additional challenges, if you want them - or you can go easy on yourself and not play the back tees. Cart paths offer ample opportunity for an off-roading experience, but they do not detract from the overall experience, in my opinion. We’ll definitely play here again.

Phenomenal track. Kept in great shape, tee boxes (blues, at least) and pin locations change the course rather nicely. Long and mostly open, challenging but rewarding, a lot of fun with very respectful greens.

Way overpriced pretty much every other course in the area is a better option

Overall nice course and in nice shape for the cost on the weekday. Carts are a little rough but greens, fairways and tee boxes are in great shape!

Great course, first time we went and it was beautiful. Pace of play was great, staff was wonderful and very welcoming.

Fairways are in amazing shape. Greens were in perfect condition.

Wished the greens ran a tad faster but there not slow or anything.

Front is wide fairways and longer. Back is tighter and a little bit shorter.

Silent little Robot mowers cut the fairways, was pretty cool.

The bunkers that they do have are well positioned. They have a few holes where water is in play. So they do make very good use of defenses that they do have. Theres just not a ton of them. Bunkers were well groomed. I was able to hit very good splash sand shots out of them.

Simple design but they really do make great use of defenses they do have including some length on the front.

We played the Blue tees as 7-12handicap players and it was a good honest test of golf. Dry sunny day. Some greens were firmer than others.

#16, #17, #18 is a great test.

Par#17: Very tough from blues, against the wind. Forced carry 210 plus wind.

Great experience I would go again but it is a little pricey.

Idk if this type of track deserves to be $74. But it’s worth it imo to have much less traffic on course at one time, pace of play was never an issue as a 2-some. We were allowed to play through a 4some and a single behind us played through as well and then we finished as a 3some. I think the less traffic has allowed those greens and fairways to stay so nice.

No cart girl.

Good overall experience.

The course was in great shape and nobody was there. It rained most of the round, then around 3:00 pm it was closed. Not sure why nobody was there, although the price is pretty high for seniors. It competes with 2 nearby expensive courses and maybe it increased its price too much. The conditions are much better than Bunker Hill or Shale Creek.

Nice course...greens and tee boxes good shape...3 some of old farts had no etiquette....played as a single and the entire back 9 didn't let me play through....no driving range....

I think Pleasant Valley is a nice course, challenging and in good shape. But it’s $75 to play which is more expensive than just about any course in the general area. They have robots cutting the fairways, but they have cart paths that are falling apart. Stop spending money on robots and if you’re going to charge $75 around, you should have cart paths that aren’t completely destroyed

74 bucks for this? Not a good layout and cath paths in terrible shape. There are a million other courses better for that price point. Definitely will not be back