Rancocas Golf Club

Enjoyed the round. Good to see management's putting money into course improvements. Greens in good shape. Work evident on tee boxes. Trail paving improved and enhanced. Keep going! Preserve a classic RTJ layout.

I thought the course was an excellent condition. Pace of play was perfect and it was an overall positive experience. I would really recommend this course to anyone and it's reasonably priced

Great course and worth the 1 hour and 10 minute drive from Staten Island NY. played here 4x this year and many times about 15 years ago. New car paths on the first few holes are nice and the new mini bridge near the 2nd green. Love the layout, many dog legs, elevated tee boxes. Front nine is a parkland style and Links style on the back nine. Nice range and food hut near the 10th tee. Haven’t bought anything at this hut but good to know it’s there in case you need a bite to eat. Overall awesome experience here and will be coming back for many years!!

The course was way too expensive for the condition it was in. Everything is very flat and straight and the greens were covered in sand. It is a dry county so they selling alcohol and we couldn’t find any other food or water along the course. The start was rude to my girlfriend who is just starting. We had so bad hits on the first hole since they made us go off early and then warned us on pace of play three hits into the first hole. I would never go back here. If you’re golfing with a wife or gf, maybe best to choose a different course.

It is a great course with a fun layout. This summer's extreme weather has beat up a lot of the rough. Fairways are in good shape. A lot of people don't fix their ball marks on the greens which makes putting difficult.

The course is definitely on the mend and looking amazing! Has to be one of the most well maintained public courses the greens were absolutely 10/10 they were FAST and good greens make everything better! They cut out alot of nonsense grass to speed up pace of play and the grass around the greens is very lush and healthy easy to play from! Almost private course vibes today minus pace of play was a bit slow. If less hackers would golf us actually golfers could knock out 18 holes in 4hrs max! But very fun place to play. Def need to swap from. Back 9 back to what it was. Hitting range balls before playing was nice and easy.

The new owners are really putting in the time and resources to make Rancocas a must play course. Right now it’s a work in process (the traps could use new sand, and the cart paths are still being re-paved). The work done around the par 3 2nd, and the new set up on 18 (previously number 9) is awesome. Looks like the current upgrades will be complete by next season (if not sooner), and I’m looking forward to seeing the final product.

Using Golf Now to reserved my tee time was smooth and efficient and saved a coupla bucks to boot.

If you get a deal, or play during the week this place is fine.

On Sunday it was 86 dollars and the turf just isn’t there. Really bad drainage and irrigation. Huge dirt patches on the fairway. Poorly maintained greens and cement-like traps. If this place was 50 bucks a round, I would say it’s perfect, but the course is just too torn up to charge as much as they do.

The pace of play was 5 hours for a 8:50 tee time. Our group waited on every hole. We didn’t see a ranger until the twelfth hole.

one hole was closed and no make up offer extended

course is mid renovation and is poor in most spots

for 86$ you are better off paying extra for a 5 star course - this isnt a 86 dollar course

Hole 2 was closed and multiple cart paths are under construction. The halfway house at hole 10 was closed and by the time you get there it is too late to drive back to clubhouse. No water on the course and then no facility at the turn to buy it. Not good in this heat.

It plays like two different courses with front 9 tree lined doglegs and back 9 more wide open. 18th hole was a great finishing hole. Driving range sits between holes 10 and 18 so slicers could easily end up OB.

Started off on the wrong foot when we learned at registration that hole 2 was closed for repairs, and our thrilling alternative was to play one of the other par 3s twice. Naturally, no discount was offered—still a wallet-lightening $86 per person.

While waiting to start, we were entertained by the dynamic duo of the foursome in front of us, who arrived late with only one set of clubs. The starter sent them to rent another set, leading to a delightful 15-minute delay.

I generally like the layout of Rancocas, but current conditions are, shall we say, abysmal. Besides the chaos on hole 3, numerous other areas are under repair. Clearly, divot and pitch mark repair is an alien concept here.

And the pace of play? Better left unmentioned...