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Just a short drive from King of Prussia, Landis Creek Golf Club (previously known as Limerick Golf Club) is situated right along the border of Chester County and Berks County. Opened in 1965, the course has a traditional layout that is player friendly enough for all skill levels. In 2012, the golf course changed ownership and also underwent a major renovation. The greens were reconditioned and the irrigation system improved, which has elevated the conditions of the course. The layout is a classic links design that is mostly open though there are a few mature trees that call for accuracy. Strategically placed bunkers provide challenges throughout but you won't find much water on this golf course, though there are two lakes that come into play occasionally. Landis Creek Golf Club has some tricky holes but overall it's gentle enough for beginners to approach with confidence.
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It could be better
Greens were recently aerated. Fairways in good shape and rough is short. New ball washers at 12 holes. No ball washers at the others. No free drinking water at any of the holes. Bring your own or pick up after 9 holes since it can get mighty dry out there.
Great Sunday course
Awesome pace of play and perfect for all levels of golfers.
Good Value
The best I can describe Limerick is "blue collar golf course." Nothing special, the holes are pretty easy for the most part. I would play here strictly for price and location. The staff is good here and they mostly let you play solo. Front 9 is pretty easy but the back 9 there are some tricky holes that you have use something other than driver off the tee.
Okay but only for a good deal
Played for the first time. Got a great deal ($22 for 18 with a cart) so worth the lack of tee maintenance and poor fairways. Would only play again for a similar deal.
Impressed
First time at this course, heard they put some time and money into fixing it up. The investment was well worth it. Good conditions, open fairways overall nice facility
This course is in great shape
I would play this course again when I get the chance. Thank You
Bipolar at best;
My friends have learned from me that a good round starts before you even get to the course. It takes preparation, and google earth.
From the start, a golfer visiting here will be confused at first. Google Maps, and the street signs, all point to Limerick Golf Club. It's important to note that the club has changed ownership in the past couple years, and it's still getting it's feet wet with the name Landis Creek. They've set up there website with this name, and have tried separating the restaurant from the course; the Pro shop isn't in the building, it's in the hut out back. From the sign on the Highway, to the Scorecard and Logo Balls, you'll feel like you are playing two different courses.
Perhaps the course could benefit from this? Maybe. The course is two very different set's of Nine Holes. The front is flat and easy to manage, with a good chance to make some Birdies. The back starts off with a challenging 212 yard par three, and only get's more difficult with Blind shots and tight fairways. If I were going to only golf nine holes, I'd avoid going off of the back nine like the plague.
Overall the course and management did a great job with amenities. There was a Cart Girl driving around with Beverage's, and we saw here more than twice! In addition, they had a grill set up outside with Burger's and Hot Dogs! Beer was reasonably priced, with a four pack of Rolling Rock only 8.50!
The rough was thick, but playable. The greens were fast, but smooth. The whole day worked out well, and for being just outside the reached of the Snotty Clubs like Merion and Aronimink, it's well worth driving here to play.
Oh btw; The restaurant has a HUGE patio, so if you like spending time outdoors, this is the place for you. The 19th hole here is great for everything.
new name same game
It was difficult finding a reasonably priced tee time over memorial weekend. I thought I would give limmerick now Landis Creek another chance after a two year absence. Same ol same ol....not an enjoyable tract. I will not return no matter the price.
Landis Creek
I thoroughly enjoyed this course. was in very good condition considering it just opened a few weeks ago. Fairways are narrow and well defined, greens were soft and held high approach shots and excellent condition for this time of year. Landis Creek is not a long course but can be very challenging, you still need to put the ball in the correct spots off the tee.
SAME OLD COURSE DIFFERENT OWNER
Looked for the changes but never found any other than the golf shop being outside ..... good move there.
The course conditions were horrible from tee to green. Caught up to 3 guys who it seemed like they purposely took their time and did not care who they were holding up in the process. I told the ranger, Dan, who said "Oh, kinda in your face" and then sped off in the other direction. We were one of several groups to jump around them. To top it off we went inside afterward and I used the mens room and it looked and smelled like a port a potty. Went to the bar and waited 10 minutes and got no service so we left. Worst exp. ever in the 35 yrs. playing golf!!!
Landis Creek in April
Course was in good shape for this time of year. Not many folks playing mid/day so pace of play was very hood
course is good for moderate high hdcp players
fairways could have been in better shape. weather was sunny but extremely windy perhaps 25 mph. back nine always plays tougher than front nine. didnt keep score was just happy to be playing. the course was renamed LANDIS CREEK GOLF COURSE
Just a nice day to play.
It was a decent course to play for the price. Greens were recently top dressed, not too bad to putt on. Fairly wide open layout and was able to shoot in the low 70's. Over seeding the fairways would be recommended. Played 18 in less than 3 hours. Overall, a good public course.
Friendly accomodating staff at very nice course
This was a great value! The greens had been recenlty aerated, so they obviously weren't in the best shape, but this was relayed when booking the tee time and again when we got to the course. We were late for our tee time and staff was really friendly and got us out as a two-some no problem. Pace was perfect. Course had character on a couple holes, but wasn't super challenging. Overall good course that I will play again!
Limerick Golf Course
Booked a great deal online for a Sat.10 am tee time for a single, first time playing this course. Rainy morning but forecast to clear, the three scheduled to pair up had cancelled. Went out at 9:30am to beat the outing coming behind me at 1pm. and had the course to myself, no one in front or back. Very enjoyable round, putting for par on 18 by 1 pm, missed by inches for a bogey.
Ample corned beef on the sandwich for lunch, at a reasonable price.
Late summer
The course has poor drainage. The greens were very wet. Each cup had water in them. It did rain the day before. The course is deceiving, it doesn't look tough at all until you start to play. There are a few par 4s that are drivable with tough greens. Lots of trees along fairways and in the the middle of the fairways
Liked the layout
Liked it. Will play there again. Beers were a great price. A couple of fair holes, but also, some holes were very challenging.
Average Track
Nothing special. Got the Hot Deal for $18. Friendly staff, cheap beers. Tight course, nothing really to it. Good for beginners, not if you want to go out and enjoy the scenery that some of the other courses on here have to offer. A couple of holes on the back nine, you are literally playing in someone's backyard. I'd recommend, but don't expect too much.