Spring Lake Country Club

Front 9 is kind if chaotic, but back 9 is wide open, a much better design with some big holes.

No water on the course so bring some drinks with you. Clubhouse is kind of barren, no prices on golf gear, could be better organized and displaced.

All-in-all worthwhile place to spend the day especially for the price.

Recommended.

My playing partners new favorite course. Work going on but overall nice course ! Pro shop was very friendly and made sure we knew where everything was and made sure we had what we needed. Definitely go back !

First time this year at spring lake. They're working on the course a good bit. Greens are rolling nice. Fairways are decent but had problems with fire ants due to recent rain I expect.

I’ve never in my 36 years of playing golf been told that I would have to share a cart with a complete stranger don’t bother it’s a waste of time I just left customer service is non existent

The most rude golf staff I’ve ever encountered. Avoid this course at all cost

Tough greens! Decent old course that they are trying to renovate in some areas. Most of the greens are like putting on an upside down bowl, so approach shots have to be dialed to avoid tough 2-3 putts.

This course draws a lot of “hackers” or new players which is fine I’m all about growing the game, but there are some regulars that complain about pace of play, which I also get. Although, very rarely do I play under or close to 3h45m round, most of the time it’s about 4h to 4h15m which is totally acceptable. The older gentleman in the pro shop is very nice about keeping groups moving.

Overall, I will continue to come back and playing trying to break 85!

The carts and greens are the only bright spots. Fringes and fairways were mostly dirt. You can see that they are working on the course, but it needs a lot. I only played due to $23 hot deal; this and Pinetuck are neck and neck for worst course in the County. Club House is from the 50's with no updates.

Greens are in good shape but they are all on hills. The ball will roll backwards on many greens. Hole 7 the pin was in the back and it would either roll back 50 yards or you’d be off the back of the green.

For the time of year, the courses in great Shape. The grounds crew was out planning new trees, and cutting down dead branches. The greens are in good shape and cut. They weren’t using all the tees to let grass grow. Definitely of course I like to play later in the year, now that I know the layout.

The best parts of the course were the sand traps. Luckily, I only had to visit a few up close. The sand was plentiful and pure. The greens were in good shape. I only saw one that had some repair being performed. Unfortunately, the greens were extremely slow. It appeared that they had not been cut for a while. But they did roll well for the speed they provided. The tee boxes were in good shape. The fairways were the biggest disappointment. There were areas where grass (although dormant) was difficult to find.

Course was in decent condition, was a little dry and fairways were not the greatest. Greens were in good shape. Carts are in great shape. Recently mowed rough. Overall was a good day and will return to play again shortly.