Inniscrone Golf Club

Your game can begin and end on the greens. If they are hairy and slow, forget about it. They need manicuring as well.

the greens were a little rough, the tee boxes needed mowing and a lot of divets.

I’m a mediocre player I generally score between 115 and 135 so I did lose about a dozen balls 135 on this course however I enjoyed my day very much

I have played this course on the past and it was in good shape. Today it was not. The greens had a lot on marks and dead areas. Not just ball marks not fixed. Some greens actually had divots. Tee boxes were below standard. Sand traps have not been worked on in some time. Fairways were nice. That is about all that I can say on a positive note. Surprised of the conditions. Maybe the maintenance crew was not allowed on due to the pandemic.

I have played at this course well over ten times, and unfortunately, the course has gotten worse over time. It is overgrown and scraggly. There are dead spots on a few of the greens. Normally, I would be able to overlook these negatives because it is a Gil Hanse design and the layout is somewhat interesting. But, increasingly poor conditions and a few negative experiences with employees have caused me to avoid the course entirely. I would strongly recommend driving a bit further and playing at Wyncote instead of here.

From checking in to playing our round of golf all my friends were blown away. Best course I’ve played so far even after that thunderstorm. Each hole has its own unique flair with winding hills and open layout it pushed us to our limits. Great course to play!

Inniscrone is an awesome course. It has the best of both worlds. It’s has its tree lined holes and some are wide open. Played the tips at about 6600 and you use every club in the bag. The course is up and down and and even lie is difficult to come by. The lay out is awesome, so much fun. The only gripe I have is golfers don’t fix there marks on the greens but they still roll very nicely. Go play this course. The value is awesome and once you play it, you will def. be back!

Currently the worst COVID cup solution I've seen (played 10 different courses). Using a thin fountain soda lid, many are broke with sharp plastic edge where your ball goes in anyway. A bunch of greens are in uncharacteristically bad shape given the month or two the course was closed. Not terrible greens, just worse than any other decent course I've played.

They need to keep the pins in without the White plastic blocking the cup. Most courses keep the cup open with a part of a Noodle cut to allow you to make the put and still pick up your ball without touching the pin. I’m happy that the pins are back so you know where to aim to the green.

This change would be great. Run it by Gov Wolf.

I have a love/hate relationship with this course. It's by far the toughest course in my rotation - on par with Glen Mills. You'll have a good round as long as you keep it in the short grass and position yourself well on certain holes. Some will complain about the rough or the bunkers being poorly maintained, but that's what gives this course its character - you're not supposed to hit into them! I recently saw a Youtube vid on an old match (1962) between Byron Nelson and Gene Littler at Pine Valley. No rakes and hazards everywhere. Dare I say that Inniscrone could be a public Pine Valley, especially when the greens are fast? Bring your A-game.

Fairways were in nice shape. Greens were extremely fast with debri on almost every green. That's a tough battle this time of year. My biggest complaint... no one repairs their ball marks.

First time players! We really enjoyed the course layout. The golfer we were matched up with was a lot of fun. The course was in nice shape. Could have used a backpack blower on a few of the greens. Very enjoyable, we will be back.

I tried calling to see if I could push my tee time back and no one answered I waited on the line for 30 mins at one point and never got refunded

Course was in ok shape, but the greens need A LOT of attention. Good, efficient, safe setup given the covid concerns.

Very tough course for anyone newer to the game. 4 holes are cart path only all year round due to them being soggy all the time, very odd. With the covid situation they had raised cups which is fine but no flags. NO FLAGS?? Most of their greens are barely viewable from the tee shot And with no flags it was very difficult to know cup/green location when hitting. I don’t know why you would have no flags with a raised cup seems idiotic and redundant to me. Overall that was frustrating because we had never played there before and basically that blind into every green. Tight fairways and lots of woods. Long par 3s. Staff was amazing! The woman running the window was very friendly and informative. Course is very well maintained and price is great but just not a beginner course at all.

Haven’t played here much in past few years, but I always like this course. The layout is tough, short and long par 4s nice elevation changes, greens have ALWAYS run fast. They still do but need some TLC in a few places. They have “softened “ the course on a few holes over the past 4-5 years. ( 4, 10,13 and 16) Biggest beef for me was no flag sticks. I understand COVID and all, but luckily I’ve played this course dozens of times so I have knowledge. If you come to play for the first time, hopefully you get paired with someone who has played before. Or at least bring a GPS option for your self.

Really nice golf course with a challenging layout. You will have to hit good shots to specific areas on the course and use all your clubs. This is not a rip it and win it course. Takes good strategy and smart play to score well. Beautiful condition and full of knowledgeable golfers, don’t play here if you’re a beginner, you’ll get yourself in trouble with having to figure out the hole and keeping up with pace of play. Good luck and hit em straight.

It was great playing again but the only downfall I had with the course was no flag sticks on any of the 18 holes and was not told about that before or even when I checked in. But the course was a good shape