The Club at Pine Forest

We booked 18 holes. When we got there we could see the group in front of us leaving the green. Though it took the two of use fifteen minutes to play the first hole, the group in front of us still had not hit their second shot. The kept lining up like they were going to hit iron shots two hundred yards on to the green and going no where. At first we assumed the course was super busy, which it was, but after a few holes we realized these chumps were just that bad. We waited an average of at least 10 minutes to tee off every hole, even after a third joined. We were never asked if we wanted to play through, there was no ranger, and no bev cart. Despite groups going out every ten minutes and temps near seventy. We stopped after nine because it took three and a half hours. I have never had problems like that anywhere else.

I have play at least 30 times. Always a have a good time and got like the price.

Very challenging course, keep the ball in play lots of tough pin placements. Great course for the money! Highly recommend

Stopped to play a round by myself, hoping to get 18 played in a reasonable time. No starter and no other players in sight when I hit the first tee. Looks promising, or so I thought. At the third hole, out of nowhere, I have another single player breathing down my neck. Not wanting to be rushed, I let him play thru. After that I encounter a single walking, a twosome taking forever looking for balls in the woods, and several other slow groups. Finally I had to skip 10, 11, and 12 just to get some breathing room. What started as a nice round had gone south because of all the distractions. It's a really nice course, but they need to have a starter controlling the spacing of players. I started at 230pm on a Wednesday, and didn't expect a logjam. Also, if you hit into the woods, take a quick look for your ball, then drop one within a minute if you don't find it. I could have written "War and Peace" while some clowns in front of me looked for their balls. One more thing.....no radios allowed on golf carts. Other players don't want to listen.

Pretty decent course. I'm REALLY new. Enjoyed it overall. Little too much water for a beginner.

Played this course 100s of times more recently cnditions of greens were lackingbut they have obobviously made some changes as the conditions have improved. Excellent value for 18 bucks on golfnow hotdeal keep up the improvement

Very nice course that reveals weaknesses in your game.

The weather was just great, the coarse was still very damp but playable, greens were good.

Can't beat the price. Great track. Drove from charleston just to play it.

I started playing golf less than a year ago, but have fallen in love with the game since. This course has definitely played a role in that. Great facilities, helpful personnel and a distinct lack of snobbishness from players and staff makes Pine Forest a great place to learn the game, or to challenge yourself to improve. Great clubhouse and a great course. Lots of water, so be sure to check the signs and scorecards. The only thing I have ever not liked about this place, is that 3 times that I've gone to play a round, someone has bungled the maintenance of the driving range so that it is unusable. For the advanced, maybe that's not a problem, but for a novice like me, I need to get in all the swings I can before a round. So call ahead to check on the range. Love The Club at Pine Forest!

When I got to the course at 8am I realized that I was the first golfer on site. The day was scheduled for rain, and no one else showed up early. As a result I played a two and a half round and was having breakfast at 11am. Had a ball.

Took in a quick 9 at Pine Forrest. Weather was great for December, 75 degrees. Other than the course still being a little wet from all the rain a couple of days earlier, had a great round!

The weather, course, carto and the staff where great. I will play again.

I have played all the courses that are on GolfNow around the Summerville, Goose Creek and Moncks Corner that are in the 20-30 dollar range. Pine Forest was by far the best one of them all. It is a challenging course but it isn't outrageous. There Tee boxes are best best iv'e been on around here, there actually flat!!! The grass was in great shape and greens were perfect. I would recommend giving this course a chance, I will defiantly be going back.

Was our first time on the course. Been wanting to play it and finally had the opportunity with a great "Hot Deal". Problem was it was a light rain, windy and 40 degrees. Paid for 18, only played 9. Wife quit because of cold after 6 holes. Rushed the last 3 in. Course layout is very enticing and want to come back in better weather to enjoy it. Being fall and raining, there were a lot of leaves and debris on the greens so hard to judge the overall condition. But definitely makes we want to come back and play this course in perfect conditions.

The course was beautiful, the staff was friendly, and the price was great! I will definitely be playing this course in the months to come.

Pine Forest is a fun course...in good shape...challenging course, lots of tiered greens

Had a great time. Tight fairways and plenty of water

if you are in the Charleston sc. area you need to play this course.

I got it. The weather was light rain all day, and this course ate me up. If you are getting better and want to be challenged by the hardest course in SC ...play this one. I made pars on 3 out of 4 par threes and on last 4 holes coming in. Cant wait to play on a nice hot day went greens are rolling, cause they are nasty!