PineCrest Country Club

This course was fantastic. Everyone was super friendly and the course was in great condition. Will definitely be coming back!!!

Course was in good condition. I play here a lot. I wish the fairways would get some more attention. I'll be back again. I do like the layout

I love the layout and conditions at Pinecrest. Staff couldn’t be nicer or more efficient. Pace of play a bit of an issue. The rough probably too high for the ability of the typical golfer there.

Nice course but the threesome behind us pushed a bit too hard the entire time.

Read reviews prior to booking and took a chance. The reviews i read were 50/50, meaning they were either amazing or horrible.

But in all of the reviews the most consistent thing mentioned was pace of play issues.

Luckily for me i book early tee times to avoid this at all cost.

Course - greens, bunks, and fairways were in great shape. Layout of holes was fun and could be challenging, mostly bc of some narrow fairways

Overall very enjoyable

I really like this course. Good layout. Excellent condition. Friendly staff. Only problem is pace of play. Seems to attract non golfers.

I haven’t played public courses in a while. I remember last time that I played here. The pacer play was very slow. I was very happy with the course and pace of play this time. Finished playing in three hours and 45 minutes. The course was in great condition. It’s much better than I remember. I think it’s one of the better public courses in this area.

Course is in great shape. Played just under 4 hours around noon. This is one of my favorites. Great value for the money.

Wooof. Where do I even begin with this place. Played the afternoon of Saturday 5/17. With fairness to the course, we got deluged by rain on Friday. So, it was definitely wet. Not the courses fault. But, a quick synopsis of the ABJECT DISASTER that this place was on this Saturday.

1. Walked into the shop to check in - pro shop guy barely says a word to me and just hands me a receipt. “Walking? Here” and that was it. Clearly miserable but, no that big of a deal I guess.

2. We play 2 holes. TWO HOLES. And the third tee box is already backed up. 2some waiting. 4some standing in the fairway, waiting. On the 2nd hole? Seriously guys?

3. The course itself = disaster. We got pummeled with rain (not the courses fault) but there was ZERO drainage. None.

4. We get to hole 6. As if the pace of play was absolutely deplorable, as we get ready to tee off, a family of 4 comes casually walking down the cart path, enjoying a nice afternoon walk on the course. With a young child (maybe 4-5 years old) casually running around from cart path to fairway. They see us, acknowledge us, and just keep casually strolling right towards us. After a few “YOOO. EXCUSE ME. PLEASE MOVE, YOURE IN A VERY UNSAFE POSITION. WE NEED TO PLAY” as the group behind us is now approaching the tee box. They tell us “Oh, we’re sorry. We figured this was a walking path”. HUH?!? The circus at this place goes on.

5. Back to pace of play - TWO HOURS AND FORTY FOUR MINUTES ON THE FRONT NINE. TWO HOURS. FORTY FOUR MINUTES. Of course I go to find Mr Happy in the pro-sho and he’s nowhere to be found. Shop lights off, doors closed.

6. Back 9 - moved slightly better. But as sunset eventually approached, here comes Mr Happy! I was walking, but the other players with me and players surrounding us on other holes abruptly hear “LAST HOLE. ONE MORE HOLE. I NEED CARTS IN, NOW. YOU, YOU CAN KEEP PLAYING. YOURE WALKING” Gee, thanks, guy.

I’ve played PineCrest a number of times over the years. It was never more than a decent place and typically served its purpose. But, holy moly, never again will I set foot on the golf course. It was an abject disaster to its definition. Stear clear if you want an enjoyable round of golf.