Pines/Lake at Tri Cities Golf Course

Course is in great shape for early in the year. I really enjoy playing here.

Course is in good shape I was first out luckily bunch of big groups behind me 4+ sometimes seen 6 per group glad I was in front of them

Absolutely wonderful day at Tri-Cities

Love this course

Great variety and a fantastic challenge

You can score well if you are on your game

My wife and I enjoyed a beautiful early spring day playing the Pines and Lake nines. The greens had been sanded but the course was well maintained.

Course was fine. Using the app is great. We (a group of 2) played behind 3 groups of 5. Why? Terrible experience and I’ve been playing here 20 plus years.

Have played here many times and enjoy the course layout and views.

Tee boxes and greens were bad. Fairways ok. Used to play this course a lot and the course was always in pretty good shape. I’ve never seen this course look this bad. The rest of my foursome felt the same.

Tri-Cities is the closest course to home for me, and I would play there a lot more often - maybe even become a member - if it was in better condition. It had been 2 months since the last time I played there this past Monday (11/11/24), and I play about twice a week. The last time I played there, the greens were completely unacceptable for play.

They were 10,000% better when I played there this time. I even made it a point to stop in the pro shop on my way out to complement them on the turnaround. They’re not all the way there yet, but they’re getting close. I really hope they keep it up!

This is a course I have always relied on for a relaxing and peaceful round. It is one of the 1st courses I have memories playing. In the Tri-cities area, it’s probably the best value and with 27 holes, you rarely feel crowded or rushed. Most of the senior golfers prefer the Pines 9 followed by the Lakes 9 and avoid the Woods due to narrower fairways and longer par 3’s. The Woods definitely requires more accuracy and for most 160-200 yard clubs, which will be necessary on 2 par 3’s and a dogleg left par 4. Pines and lakes free you up to “grip it and rip it” with more forgiveness but sometimes I like the challenge of hitting my 3-4 irons. Definitely beautiful scenery and a friendly staff.

Worst course I have ever played. Quit on 14 and went home. Greens are not greens at all.