Ingleside Golf Club

The greens are in serious need of repair. The sand traps, while considered ground under repair, are also so overgrown you probably won’t find any ball that goes in. It’s a decent short course, but even at $46 I am not sure you get what you pay for.

more dirt then grass

fairways were 4 inches of grass

greens were un putable

This was my son’s first time! We had a blast and no one was behind us!

Thank you

Most tee boxes were dirty. The ones that weren’t were full of crabgrass. The fairways were mostly crabgrass and clover. I think there were maybe two greens that didn’t have some kind of disease. Some were crunchy from being so diseased. Had to wait for a cart for about a half an hour because they don’t have enough carts. They have groups going out every 10 minutes so they’re over booking. This is the first time I’ve played here in 7 years. I won’t be going back.

Course has a good layout,pace of play is usually good, greens and fairways need sum help, and could use some geese management. But for the price it does the job, and you can probably always get a tee time at last minute.

One of the cheaper courses around. High grass on many holes, expect to lose a lot of balls. Not crowded so pace of play is not an issue.

Club house staff and cart lady were amazing. Thank you for having us.

A review from me won’t change anything. Everyone knows the course needs work,

But a day of golf (anywhere) is a great day.

I teed off at around 7:30 and expected some water on the greens but ever coming in on the 18th, the greens were still soaked with water spraying up on every putt. Had to hit every putt twice as firm. Don’t know why they didn’t roll the greens, never saw anything like it before

This course is unkept. It might as well be a cow pasture. Anyone that is on here saying the place is getting better or is even playable is lying. This has to be one of the worst golf courses in the state if not the country. They clearly don’t have a manager or superintendent. The entire course is covered in weeds, goose droppings and the greens are like shag carpet. Consider yourself warned.

As a long time local supporter of Ingleside Golf Course it saddens me to say I have finally given up on it.

I grew up playing on the course since middle school and I am almost forty now. Watching the many 'revivals' of this course is becoming a chore as each one is worst than the last.

After about 25 years of 'hanging in there' with more patience than I'm surprised I have provided ALONG with the endless amount of green fees (without complaint) I have always gladly handed over to Ingleside Golf Course in hopes my money would assist a true 'revival' I am finally giving it all a goodbye.

So thank you, Ingleside Golf Course, I appreciate the memories but I will not be returning for a VERY long time.

Good luck.

D from Dtown

If you want to practice iron shots and get 18 holes played in less than 3.5 hours, this is your place. Tee boxes weren’t great. Greens were even worse. But it’s a fantastic opportunity to work on short game and iron play. If that’s what you’re trying to do at a fair price, give it a try

Staff was friendly and greeted us and were glad we came out. The course however was another story. Ranger/Starter told us there was a free drop out of bunkers because they were under repair. No problem there, however the Tee boxes were in horrendous shape. Unmowed and in some cases a mat or on one hole it was as if you were seeing up in a sand bunker. Greens were unmoved and you could see diseased areas and holes that hadn't been moved in weeks. Very disappointing. I think the course has some potential