Pines/Lake at Tri Cities Golf Course

Easily lose a ball if you miss fairway because of an abundance of clover in the rough that swallows golf balls. Pace of play is very slow when you have to hunt for a ball in the first cut of rough

Bunkers are terrible and rough has way too much clover. Miss the fairway and you can easily lose a ball. Slows pace of play hunting for balls just out of the fairway

I’ve played this course 10+ times and have never played the 3rd nine, “The Woods”. They put everyone on lakes and pines and it gets backed up before you make the turn. Should spread out tee times to all three 9s.

Course was dry, greens were very hard. First nine was slow, waited on the last 5 holes for a very slow foursome that was followed by a somewhat slow 5 some. Still, the price was right.

My only complaint is this course for the most part is not at all "chick friendly". Some of the longer holes only give the women an advantage of around 20-30 yards. That makes the competition tough if you're the only female playing. Other than that, it's a lovely place to play with GPS carts and the price is excellent especially if you go through Golf Now.

Good course to work on your overall game. GPS allows you to dial in your distances.

The course was played midweek. It was in excellent condition. The staff was well organized. If you like a hilly course, do come.

The course was I horrible condition. The fairways looked as if it had flooded with dead mowed grass on top. All the greens had been airatted and filled with sand. The golf pro was friendly and helpful.

We played in March so the grass was dormant as would be expected and because it was very cold ( not much above freezing) we were not too surprised that the restaurant and bar were closed. . The carts were equipped with GPS which we loved. Having 27 holes meant the players were spread out so pace was excellent. Straight forward forgiving design made for a fun and enjoyable round despite the weather. Great price on Golf now.

Can't beat this course for the money. Especially if you're a mid to high handicap golfer. The three 9-hole courses keep you from getting backed up most of the time.

Course was in great shape and he staff did what he could to move us along given the crowd. Will be back soon

We were very pleased to be able to play in what is normally winter in this part of the country. The course was in good shape considering the rainfall the night before our tee time of 12:30 and the wind we dealt with while playing.

I grew up playing this course with my Dad when I was a kid. My how things have changed! I played all 27 holes in 4 1/2 hours! First I had to rent clubs . . . and they had some really nice sets to choose from (Ping G30s). The PGA pro was a really nice, friendly guy!

Grass is dormant now but course conditions were nice! No complaints from me. Sand traps, while few, were well maintained and full of good sand. Greens were in good shape - bent grass I believe. A few difficult holes and a whole lot of fairly easy holes made my day quite enjoyable. I'll be coming back way more often then this last 45 year break!

Played in afternoon so it wasn't very busy. Good layout, good course conditions. The value was the bargain rate we got from Golf Now.

Played behind 2 fivesomes on a Sunday..poor course management for a 27 hole course..Will not return.