The Abington Club

Do yourself a favor and give this course a shot. Excellent 9 hole to help workout your irons. Very enjoyable taking beginners here as they won’t feel overwhelmed! The owners and staff are second to none and the Restaurant/ Bar 1910 is fantastic, make sure you stay for your post game lunch!

I’ve played on a lot of golf courses from world class to 9 hole munis. The Abington Club course is by far the worst course I’ve ever played. Tee boxes are nearly all dirt. Fairways — what fairways? All weeds, dirt and occasional patches of grass. Sand traps are dirt with stones and pebbles. I hate to be so negative because I just moved to the area and was looking for somewhere close by where I could play occasionally while deciding whether or not to plunk done thousands on a country club. Won’t be back.

In fairness I was two holes into playing and a thunderstorm hit delaying the game. Afterwards course was ver wet. I do t think the holes are marked very well.

Fun short course.

Good value. Course is not in great shape but decent

Challenging course. Some water, average bunkers surrounding holes, some marshes. Definitely rent a powered cart as there are steep up and down fairways.

I only gave it 3 stars as I tired rather quickly from walking the course

Some of the greens also were not in good shape.

Good course for the price. Great place to play pressure free golf.

I played this course on a late Sunday afternoon.

There are a few challenging par 3 holes, where a chip past the green will land in thick brush.

The majority of the greens and tee boxes are in awful shape., but playable.

Regardless, it’s still a fun course to work on your short game.

The staff, especially Colleen was friendly and made us feel welcome.

We stayed for dinner at the 1910 Grill, which was great.

Greens are in bad shape. Tight fairways, easy to lose balls in the woods or waste areas. Premium on ball placement. Distance on most holes is not very long.

Since months ago it's not as bad. Some green rough but better then last year. Good place to work on wedges

It is only a 9-hole , par 32, 4k yard course, but it does have a couple of bunkers on each hole to make it interesting. It also has a few holes with marshy waste land that forces you to play the hole strategically; lay it up, or go for broke. Generally speaking, the fairways were fairly tight, so accuracy off the tee was critical.

Unfortunately, the course was not in great shape. The greens were pock-marked and the tee boxes were chewed up. I never hit into any of the bunkers, but they looked pretty hard packed.

If the greens were in better shape, it would have made it more enjoyable.