Claremont Golf Course

Beautiful Course in the Heart of Bethany. We love playing here. The staff (Anthony, John + ) everyone here are wonderful people. Course is well maintained. Just be careful of hitting slice that might hit the roof of houses near the course.

My wife and I enjoyed our round of golf and feel we received a very good value. The course and greens were in good condition and the staff was very friendly. We will definitely be back.

Played the course for the first time and was very pleased. The round was relatively cheap and the course was in great shape for the price. Peaceful area and the course is easily walkable. The course was not terribly challenging but was not boring by any means. There is no range but there are nets to hit into by the first tee

not fun to golf when you have to wait 15 minutes at every tee box. dont make tee times every 8 minutes and send groups out every 14.

The nine-hole Claremont layout is part of a retirement community and seems to be designed for seniors but can be enjoyed by younger and players at all levels. It's generally well maintained, but there are a few patches of rough with long grass or mushy turf that I've lost balls in.

The staff is friendly and easy-going. I haven't noticed any issues with the pace of play, but I don't play on weekends.

A refreshment cart goes around, but there's no 19th Hole facilities.

SLOW PLAY!

i there war a solo in front of me do i teed off when he holed out on the 1st hole. I was also a solo. I was playing a relaxed round and caught up with him on the 4 hole.

He was playing 4 balls! He let me play thru on the 9th hole! Ive seen people play 2 balls, but 4 balls!, really! common sense or courtesy!

There are few pockets of wet soggy due to recent rain, but overall nice course and we’ll maintain

I had a 8am tee time as a single, there was a single before me so i teed off when he started putting on hole 1. I caught up with him on the par 3 3rd hole and he was playing 4balls! I never bothered to look back until the 6th hole( still playing 4 balls!).

A little common sense and common courtesy!

It maybe too early for a marshal to be on the course , but if your a single player please limit your practice round to 2 balls and check if anyone is waiting on the tee boxes!