Woods/Pines at Tri Cities Golf Course

Got there a little bit earlier than my tee-time. Guy at the front desk seemed kinda bothered that I was there to play alone. But I guess I would be grumpy to if I was a Tennessee fan.

This course is slow because they let groups of 5/6 play and backup the course. No rangers people go wherever they want. This place is managed terribly

Haven’t seen a fivesome allowed out in a long time. The golfers in the group were slow. No ranger to speed them up. Then a single comes up. Let him play through but the fivesome did not. Fairways were spotty and greens were bumpy. Fair course for average golfers. Lots of blind shots and uphill /downhill lies.

Do yourself a favor and find your nearest practice range instead. Save yourself the time, money, & frustration. Seriously

The course is in dormant shape. Give her a few more weeks at least.

Course was pretty decent. The guy in the pro shop could use a lesson in customer service. He was kind of a jerk.

They must have had a storm recently , do not know for sure ,but they was trees laying all over the course ,branches and limbs all over , I have never seen this course in such bad shape . just made my day playing golf not so pleasant .

Overall it is an OK place to play. I chose here due to just returning to play after 3 months of not being able to. Course is fairly easy and inexpensive. Also my father in law has started playing after 50+ years. One of the down side of this course is the club house. Never been there when there was someone working that didn’t seem mad at the world. The guy doing carts was just the opposite saving the friendly rating from being a 1 star. Greens need some repair a lot of dead areas on greens.

Greens were surprisingly good given past experiences, lakes had a lot of standing water. Honestly was surprised that 9 was even open given the rain on the 31st

This course seems to be a little bit more challenging than previous years... The greens were in good shape and the fairways were good... I played the ball down in the rough the whole round, because I didn't hit but one fairway! !!!! The two fairways I did hit from was in good shape for winter time !!!

Course is in good shape for November. Staff was friendly and greeted with a smile. Took nearly 5 hours to play 18 holes. Usually only takes us 3 hours. Overall would play again and would recommend it to others

- Tee time 1036.

- Large tournament group ahead of us ok. Then we were put behind a group of 5. I am 70 and and medium hcp golfer but these guys were very very slow.

- Don't know the standard here but most courses DO NOT allow 5 person groups?

- I really like Tri-Cities staff and all but with zero course marshall this should not be allowed.

- Our group was a foursome and never held another person up.

Please consider group size restrictions or enforcement of such. We old guys just don't move like. Even young groups of 5 kill everyone.

Tri-Cities is a good course. Thank you.

J T L

Short course and fairways are ok but bunkers and green are horrible. The greens are infested and has bare spots. Bunkers are unplayable because of lack of sand and large rocks every where.

We like Tri Cities but it's the first course I've played this year that allows groups of five and six play together. We were behind a group of five that never offered to let our foursome play through.

I used to play here a lot, and it's been a long time since my last round. I was a little surprised to see how poor the greens were, based on the cost being charged. I usually play on much cheaper courses with greens that are in much better shape. Hopefully they will make the repairs needed. Maybe I'll try again next year.

Course is overall poor condition. Worse than prior years sink holes starting to overrun the place. Greens are beat up, looks to be from not moving the holes often. Tee box on par threes are horrible.