Atascocita Golf Club - Pinehurst/Point Course

This course offers 27 holes. But, it seems like every time I play it's the same 18. Pace of play is good, although there is no regard to course etiquette for the single player in front of me. The Marshall should enforce equally including members.

IN GREAT SHAPE CONSIDERING THE MOST RECENT WEATHER CONDITIONS

I enjoy playing this course, price is great and the course is a challenge.

The only draw back is the grass cut just off the fairway is to high and if your in it you have to stand directly over your ball to see it.

I will continue to play at this course.

My wife & I were playing behind a slower couple and we had to wait a reasonable amount of time on several holes. There was a (senior) group of 4 behind us that in turn had to wait for us. Apparently the foursome behind us believed their club membership afforded them the right to call the clubhouse, complain about having to wait & send the marshal out to hold us up & let them play through on the second nine. We had to wait 8 mins for them to arrive & also had to wait for them to finish on 6 of the next 9 holes. I describe all this to say, that when I'm in my older senior years, I hope I'm not cantankerous, impatient & entitled like these guys that give nice senior golfers a bad name. Even though he was wrong, the marshal was friendly,. He admitted they were members, but said that had nothing to do with letting a foursome pass a couple. Yea right!! He did refer to them as AssHats & that was appropriate. Besides dealing with the 4 Grumpy Old Men, the course was in good shape & we had fun.

I appreciate being able to get out and play after dealing with all the rain and flooding. Several homes on the course had been flooded but I was pleasantly surprised and how good of shape the fairways and greens where. Several Tee boxes was move up but everything else was good.

This course will continue to improve but needs some soft rain to wash the mud and debris from the hurricane

The area the course was at is still recovering from Harvey. The course was in good condition for being under 8ft of water is certain spots. The only bad thing was the mosquito population was booming. Get some OFF and your in good shape. The late afternoon can get a bit busy. Around 1-2 is your best bet from what the starter told us.

Grounds crew did a good job cleaning up the course after the flood. We had a good day & enjoyed the price. No coffee at the clubhouse was the only negative for the day, other than my game play.

I have played all three 9's and they are fairly similar, particularly as it relates to the condition of the greens and fairways. Since you never know which two nines you will play before you arrive, I tend to rate them all about the same and wish Golf Now would do the same.

What a difference a few weeks makes. I revised this golf club a couple weeks ago in a negative light, but the last time I golfed things were looking up. Greens were in much better shape, Tee Boxes look to be getting fixed, and overall the pace of play was decent. The marshall had a scowl on his face, but what marshall doesn't? Overall I'd change my last review to a much more positive one this time.

This place has come a long ways in the past couple of years. Prob the best value around.

Since new management, the course continues to improve. Currently reworking some tee boxes. Some other rough areas are being tended to. Greens were in very good shape as well as the fairways.

I really enjoy playing Atascocita. The staff is friendly, and and the practice range is very nice. Could use a practice bunker area and a small grill.

For a first timer, this place is a bit confusing. You pick up your cart before you go to the pro shop, which one can drive right if they are not careful.

Once we figured out where we needed to be, we paid our green fees and the friendly staff pointed us toward the nice practice range. The course itself is challenging, especially for the first timer. A few blind tee shots along with some hidden creaks can get you in trouble quickly. The greens were in pretty good shape and rolled well.

Scored a soaring success recently by inviting some close friends to join in a golf outing. This course was absolutely in fine shape with generous staff in the pro shop to the starter offering encouragement and a Marshall providing crushed ice in cups with bottled water. We learned quickly that dwarf Bermuda greens were fast, slopes ez to read and you better know ur club yardage to save strokes! Course was in great shape, wide fairways and some hazards guarding the greens. We plan on booking another event soon. Made for a great experience too.

Recently paid 8 dollars for green fees. Considering that I'd say I got my money's worth. I couldn't imagine paying full price though. The greens aren't in great condition and the tee boxes don't look great.

they have three 9 hole courses .and was very hard to find where to go.had to ask for directions. other than that nice course

This became my Go-To course not only because it near to my residence but because it is a 27 hole course. 3 different 9 hole layouts that are challenging and makes you use all your clubs. Great place to get out and enjoy a round.

27 holes of beautiful challenging yet fair test. Love it.