PineCrest Country Club

Really solid public golf course with a good mix of

changing undulations, par three water holes and a few par

fives. They do a great job keeping it shape. The course is in a housing development so no driving range or sand trap

to warm up on. They do have a putting green and hitting net. Most fairways are reasonably tight.

Course was in midseason form. Greens were flying though.1st round of year. Will be back.

I've played PineCrest probably 100 times over the last 20 years. Course is in great shape. Greens in great shape. The only negative was pace of play. We were behind a group that was behind a group that was 3 holes off pace. They were coming off the 15th green when I finally saw a marshal. He said there was no one in front of them. We waited at least 5 minutes on every shot be it tee or fairway and I purposely took my time on the greens to not have to wait any longer.

I give it a 4 only because of pace of play. Everything else was excellent.

I’ll be playing here move, now that we moved to Horsham

For having a giant extravagant looking clubhouse, the course itself very mediocre. For the price I don’t know how they aren’t doing anything to try and keep the geese off the course. It is COVERED in poop every hole. There’s no beverage cart even on a packed course. I don’t know who decides to have their Senior League play on a Saturday, but red flags should be noticed when you have 3 groupings stacked up on each tee box. No ranger ever drove by to enforce a pace of play. Spend your money elsewhere

Is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. I keep trying to give this course a chance because of its convenience for me but it always disappoints. Generally the quality of the course and conditions are nowhere near the $70-ish dollars that it costs. For that price I expect a whole lot more from the quality and care that the maintenance staff puts into the course.