Ingleside Golf Club

Tee boxes are a bit rough

Fairways are a bit shaggy

Greens are fantastic. True and challenging.

Bunkers need bit more sand.

Staff is super friendly

For $50 bucks worth the price to play

Very enjoyable course to play. Staff was very friendly and informative. Pace of play was excellent. Don’t let the scorecard fool you. This is a very challenging course to play. Very scenic also. Great value and would play again in a heartbeat!

It has been very wet this spring and also had heavy overnight t storms. Greens were in very good condition. Some fairways and many rough areas were soggy to underwater. Still was able to have a good round with very light traffic

Course was is in better shape than my game Greens, tees (except for the 10th) and fairways in good condition. the sand traps were very playable. Even though the course is only 5100 yards it has enough interesting and longer holes which have force carries making the yardage seem a tad irrelevant to me. It;s a place to have some fun rather then beating yourself up. Holes 2,7,11 and 12 being the funnest. I'll be back! Almost forgot, the goose here are either hard of hearing or fearless as they don.t move even the ball nearly knocks them into next week.

When I last played late last year, I gave this track a good rating. I made 1 comment about the bunkers and the course responded to me. Well, they obviously followed thru. All the bunkers obviously had work done. It was nice to se. that’s why they get 5 stars. Same as before, fun short course. Cool elevation changes, fun, tough par 3s, and 2 500 yard par 5s. Still a little rough around the edges, but for less then $1 a hole with a cart, you can’t go wrong. I will return in the summer and hopefully see Ingelside at it best. Hopefully.

Back 9 still wet. Muddy areas not marked so be careful. You can find yourself walking in ankle deep mud even though you’re on the fairway.

It was finally warm enough and dry enough to get on the golf course. After the winter layoff, I wanted a course that would boost my ego, by not being too difficult. I selected Ingleside because it is short (5100:yards from the back tees); and does not have a lot of low areas.

After birding Number 1, I knew I had picked the right course! Conditions were a little rough and the course played long due to the soft conditions. However, 14 or 15 of the greens had been mowed today, and they rolled pretty well.

This is a fun course to play, but watch for the two par 5s- they are challenging. The price at $10.60 was a bargain.

I've played here before and the greens have always been very slow. This day was after a hard rain the day before and the course was the wettest I've ever played on. Only a few short cart paths and driving on saturated fairways or rough was a challenge to not damage the ground. More goose grease than you can imagine on many of the holes, to the point that you can hardly set a club on the ground without it touching goose poop. This course does have a couple challenging par 3's and a par 5 but overall, most holes are just average. On four of the holes, the flag was not even in the cup but laying on the ground which was annoying.

Bad course and poorly maintained. Good cheap place for a hacker, but a pretty sad course. Would have given zero stars if I could. The day I played the course interjected an outing right in the middle of everyone ones round. Very unprofessional move by the staff.

From the men’ s tees, the course plays to 4600 yards, par 68. The two toughest holes were the par 5s, both about 500 yards with no roll due to wet conditions. It was fun to play, and a boost to my ego. I look forward to going back.

Fun short track. Most par 3s are up hill, except 10. 95 yards 50 feet below tee box. Back 9 seemed to play longer. Nice elevation changes throughout the course. Had rained a lot recently. Some bunkers looked like they hadn’t been worked on in months. Still fun, challenging enough, and a good deal. Looking forward to seeing the course next year.

First, the weather 2018 has not been kind to the courses in the North East. All the grass, fairway, rough, greens were too long. Tough finding a ball, secondly the greens were in about 75% shape, tire tracks running through one of them, burnt out, fungus ? etc. Tee boxes literally had no grass. Course was short, easy but playable. Little TLC and this course could be much better. There is potential...

Played Ingleside on the tail end of a real soggy stretch of weather that has affected much of the Mid Atlantic region, and the course was extremely soggy with some areas having casual water to contend with. This is a short course that you can play from the back tees, even if you normally play from forward tees at other longer courses. The layout forces you to think before pulling out driver. Often, the wise choice is to play hybrid or iron off the tee, which would still leave you in good position to approach green with a wedge or short iron in to short par 4's. Fairways and greens needed a mowing when I was there, which given the recent weather and course condition, is understandable. Overall though, Ingleside is a nice track I plan to return to; to try and get back some of those shots I left out there. A very welcome challenge.

course in excellent shape and the staff were very friendly & helpful - great day !! Awesome Father's Day gift...

The course is pretty good and challenging. If you are not in the fairway you might never find your ball as the rough is very high. The sand traps are also overgrown around the sides. The greens are in great condition and so are the fairways. I will play this course again.

Because of all the recent rain, nothing had been cut. Rough was ridiculous, but not by design.

The greens were very bumpy and you could not get a decent roll