Wedgewood Golf Club - Oak Course

After a huge storm blew through the area the night before, this course held up. Yes, definitely standing water and some wet areas on certain holes, but an overall good course to play. It’s open and the wind gusts made it play a lot harder than I believe it will when I go back. I absolutely enjoyed this course and will play it again soon. Do yourself a favor and book a round.

Decent little course, played as a single paired with a threesome, started on time and the pace was good (we finished about 4:10 total time) but felt rushed with some more skilled groups behind us, much more on the latter half of the front nine than though, it was fine after the turn. Tee boxes were ok, fairways in pretty good shape,

It was a bit early in the season, but there were no range officers or refreshment carts going around. With three separate 9 hole segments, this is a course that could give a bit of variety if played several times. Or even for a quick nine hole round if that is an option.

Course in excellent condition especially for this time of year. Pace of play good. Lots of improvements since last time I played.

Check in was smooth with friendly staff. Easy layout in very good condition, even though it hadn’t rained in several weeks. Started on time but pace was a bit slow, otherwise a nice course and well worth the trip.

5+15 HR round of golf ⛳️ UGH. No marshal

Course in great shape!

Relatively a good course. Fairways are all close but not congested. Has some very picturesque holes that make playing interesting.

It was my first time playing the course and I was not disappointed. It was a fairly tight course but played well without much interference from neighbouring holes. Not a very challenging course but was good enough. There are some very pituresque holes! Couldn't help but take a picture at one of them.

I played the course and it was in Great condition.

Will be back soon

I've been playing Wedgewood for almost 50 years, with periods of both regular play and gaps of a few years along the way. It has always been a favorite of both my brother and me, and for the past 25 years my brother's two adult sons have often played with us as well. I've recently moved back to the Lehigh Valley and learned that there had been a change of management and/or ownership during or prior to my last absence. This produced some unwelcome changes from what had long been in place there.

There are now only three ball washers on the entire course, one on the first hole of each of the three nines. There are only 150-yard and 100-yard markers on holes where there are any at all, and they are often undiscernible since they appear to be simply multi-purposed white and red tee markers and only on the edges of the fairways...with leaves on the ground at this time of year they were often difficult to find. I didn't notice any water coolers either, although in fairness it was a very pleasant day yesterday and none of us were looking for them as we would have been on a hot summer day...but water coolers are large and prominent, and I'm sure we would not have missed them in any event if they had actually been there.

Nothing of what I've described above ruined our experience however, but it was a bit diminished by the absence of things that have long been standard on most if not all golf courses and had been at Wedgewood for decades.