Pinelands Golf Club

Staff are a bunch of miserable humans who take there job way to seriously

Great course and layout, pace of play sucked due to a 4 group 4 man scramble that yelled fore more times than I’ve ever heard. Hope to go back again.

Hidden gem. New paved cart paths, good layout, greens and fairways are very good.

Course was in good condition, pace of play was good. Pro shop staff and bag drop staff could have been friendlier. This is also a 100% cash less facility.

Excellent condition all around. Tee boxes, fairways, & greens were all great! Even the cart path was brand new (literally paving a section as we were there.) Whoever owns this course is definitely putting some money into it. Can’t wait to play again!

owners have put in a lot of money . looking great tough course. great price

For the price point, it’s one of the best condition golf courses I’ve seen in a long time.

Beautiful course, well maintained. When I see workers during my round l respect that. Traps were all raked, sand was perfect. Even after a number of thunderstorms the night before. Price was right. Played the next day at Harbor Pines and bragged about Pinelands to everyone. Thankyou.

This course is in great condition.I have played here several times. The improvements are unbelievable.

The staff is fantastic.

I highly recommend this course in fact I want to join. I do not live close but it is worth the drive.

The course is in very good condition. That said the problems for me are i can’t remember when I was able to play all 18 holes without restrictions. Meaning all 18 holes were fully open and teeing off on the normal tee boxes. I was told in the fall and winter of last year that the all upgrades would be competed by this April. As of yesterday at least 3 holes and cart paths were being worked on. Also there is no water on the course except for the water fountain at the snack bar.

Kudos to Pinelands for continuously working to improve the course! All grass was in fantastic shape this time, with a few exceptions. One comment right now is that two holes were substantially shortened due to the course maintenance, so I hope the updates can be completed promptly so it’s a full length course again soon. This course is HIGH on my list of favorites in South Jersey! Loved it!

Pinelands has recently come under new ownership and the experience is all the better for it. An upgraded clubhouse and reshaping of the course have created a unique, modern golf course in the heart of South Jersey.

It was my first time playing here. The condition of course was good. Greens rolled pretty decent. For the price of $59 definitely not bad.

My issue I had was 90degrees out and had a little soft cooler with water and Gatorade to drink and they wanted to say no to the little cooler. The course had no water coolers to drink water. They had no beverage cart which I’ve never seen a public course in summer not have. The halfway house wasn’t until after 5th hole and 9th. Then nothing the rest of round. If you are providing water coolers you need to allow non-alcohol drinks.

The pace was slow and don’t think the ranger had a clue how to do his job cause there was a gap group in front of us and never fixed it. The layout itself back up some also going from par 5 to a long par 3.

First and foremost the course is in excellent condition. I think the starters need a little bit coaching on getting golfers out to the first tee. My group was ready to go out and play and the first tee box was empty but it was 15 minutes before our start time so they said we couldn't load up our clubs yet. Why? I worked golf courses in area and I was always told to never to have an empty first tee box if golfers are ready to go. The round was really slow . I think we waited on every hole for golfers that waited to hit their second shot until the group ahead of them were on the green?? They were not that good and were hitting the ball all over the place. The point is that the so called ranger that was riding around stealing money because he wasn't saying anything to speed up play. 4 hours and 45 minutes on a Tuesday afternoon. Not good. Management just needs to mentor the young employees on proper things on the course and golf etiquette. Thanks.