Edgewood in the Pines

The layout is nice and challenging on a handful of the holes where positioning is key. The greens are in pretty good shape. Their speed was very consistent and rolled well. Those are the positives. The fairways are in pretty bad shape and are over grown with crabgrass or no grass at all. It comes at a premium. All in all, if a little care was given to the course, it would be a destination round.

Went to play this course with a few buddies and had called to see if they had anything going on. Was told there was nothing going on only to show up and have to play behind a tournament. Only played 14 holes because a group 2 ahead of us. Last group of the tournament was not keeping a good pace of play and 5 groups after them called it quits after the 13th hole. Unreal that they didn't have anyone monitoring the groups. Easily would have been a 5 1/2 hour round of golf when this course should be 3 1/2 at most.

Stay Away!!! I payed $33 and the course was nothing more than a cow pasture without the cows. The only thing that even resembled a golf course were the greens. Also the website makes the course look pristine, but the pictures must be from decades ago.

Play here from time to time when I make my way back into the area. Played Friday afternoon. Course was in great shape for mid July. Greens were in fantastic shape. Always has been a redeeming quality for Edgewood. Glad to see the upgrades to drainage on holes #1 and #10. I know in years past they have been an issue. Will gladly be back the next time I’m in the area.

First time I've played this course in a few years. I haven't seen this course in such poor condition in years. First, the course was soaking wet. Granted there was a great deal of rain in the past day or two but for weeks we had no rain so the course should have eaten up the most recent rainfall. It didn't.
Blooming clover was everywhere. I mean everywhere. Not a good look - especially when it (and crabgrass) is invading tee boxes. Tee boxes were chopped up.
Some greens looked distressed.
What had me scratching my head was the fact that it appeared the entire maintenance crew was out working . That's good, but .......... Cutters were in the middle of play. People cutting downs trees - in the middle of play. Holes being changed - in the middle of play. I always thought cutters et al should be out AHEAD of play - not in the middle of it. Plus none of these folks ever seemed to notice golfers.
Fasten your seat belts on the cart paths. I need a spleenectomy after my 18.
This course is in dire need of investment. It is a nice layout (though confusing if you're playing it for the first time). There are some holes where I expected the Scarecrow from the Wizard of Oz pointing both ways on certain holes directing you to the next hole.
The only redeeming virtue was the price - $20. It wasn't worth any more than that. I will not be back until I hear through word of mouth that conditions have improved. Sad to see this place appearing to suffer a slow death.

We had a group of 6 golfers in front of us and they had.group of 5 golfers in front of them. It took us @4 hours to golf 12 holes. We left after the 12 the hole because we didn’t have another 2 or 3 hours to finish the course.

Had a 5 hour round. Only $24 apiece, which may have been a mistake at the clubhouse for 1:30pm on a Saturday with carts, but I’m not sure. Course greens were hard and dry and you don’t even need a bomb repair tool, ball rolls away on you always.

Some holes were challenging like 4,5,and 17. Your tee shot needs to be accurate to set up your approach shot into the green. Truly enjoyed my round with a solid 83.

Love playing this course, the design and layout of the holes keeps me coming back

I love the layout of Edgewood. I remember the days when it was a premier public course in NEPA. Those days are long gone. With a good capital investment the course can return to its former self.