Neshaminy Valley Golf Club

I have been golfing for over 30 years. Many courses played. Mostly public. This is by far the worst course conditions i have ever seen. The greens are easily worst i have ever scene. Completlely gone ownership should be embarrassed. Fairways and tee boxes are also in bad condition. $55 to play. But honestly i would not play here again even if it was free. That bad. And the other seven guys in our two groups agree

The course and nicely located. However, the course itself was not good. Everything is dead, the grass is dead and so thin. There is no difference between the fairway and the rough. The greens are in awful condition with majority dead patches over every green. Your ball will role for miles no matter where you hit, the Tee boxes are so dry and dead again they are all dirt with patches of grass. I had to water my own tee area with my cup of water just to be able to get my tee in the ground. Course needs massive renovations for play.

Greens were bad. Tee boxes were dirt. $55 a round of 18 I guess the price is justified. Needs a good amount of work tho

Understand it’s been dry, but seriously. I went with low expectations and the course didn’t even meet those. Most tee boxes you had to search the box to find a spot where the tee would break the surface. Greens were anything but and you were lucky to find grass anywhere else as it’s a dirt track, mostly. Are the selling to a developer, cause that’s what those conditions scream.

I learned to play golf here with Charlie and George, so I knew or thought I knew what to expect. I played here about eight years ago, and it was nothing compared to these conditions.

Greens felt like old carpets. Worst greens i ever played. Entire back nine smelled like pee. Will never play there again

The tee boxes were all dirt, you couldn’t even put the tee in the ground it was so hard.

The green looked like craters on the moon, every putt bounced and changed direction. This was the worse shape course I have played on in years.

The course is a reasonable test of your golf skills. Some narrows fairways with appropriate number of hazards. Enjoyed playing back nine next to neshaminy creek. The tee boxes are not best of shale and some of the greens needs work but we always enjoy playing here.

Very good value to play here. Greens are not in best of shape but overall the course was on good shape. Fairly open but challenger the average golfer. Staff was very friendly and accommodating. I would certainly play there again.

Didn’t appreciate the starter giving me a hard time when I asked if I could have my own cart. When I explained to him that I have else issues I thought it was odd when he asked aggressively what health issues I had. Didn’t really think that was any of his business and also don’t think he should even be allowed to ask that question. The course was awful and there were two groups of 5 in front of me which is unheard of on a golf course. Left after 9 holes. The whole experience just left a bad taste in my mouth.

We’ve played this course a few times this year and this has been the worst conditions I’ve ever seen. Tee boxes were chewed up, greens were patchy and the fairways were practically non existent. At 10:30 am I don’t expect to run into mowers on a narrow hole and have the operator play tag with us. Seriously they need to counsel some of these people on how to get out of the way. Won’t be back.

The course conditions are improving, but not worthy of a higher rating. The course is easy to follow and very forgiving. Usually greens fees are lower than most. Carts are older and gas powered. That makes it great for beginners and amateurs in my opinion. Staff are a friendly and helpful. All together it makes for a relaxing and enjoyable outing.

The fairways were in pretty horrid condition with as dry it has been this summer, hard as a rock and mostly brown grass. The greens were in pretty decent shape though. My brother and I got there early, and they let us go off early as a twosome starting at the back 9, since there was not really anybody on the course and there were three foursomes going off ahead of us. We caught up to a group of three walking (we were in a cart) around 12 and they let us play through which was nice. Pace was great for our first 9, when we got back to 1, we were paired up with another twosome and there were a few in front, so pace slowed a bit but we still finished in about 4 hours. The Marshall talked about how they are looking to improve irrigation which might help the fairway conditions. It was a pretty straightforward course, good for a beginner like my brother and me. I’d considered playing it again, but there are nicer courses at similar prices in the area.