Pilgrim's Oak Golf Course

First, Pilgrims Oak gc isn't near anyone near the Maryland border with PA. This may be why to attract golfers from tri state area they must provide a great golf experience. Mission accomplished. From the Michael Hurdzen design (ErinHills,ect) where every hole is different and interesting ,to the impeccable course conditions this course was a pure joy to play. Pace of play was okay for Saturday afternoon and the staff and pro shop was adequate. All i can say is if this course was within half an hour of my home i would play here several times a month ,its that good! I will be back.

The course was in great shape, pace of play was a little slow but not terrible, the greens were in great shape and the rest of the course was well manicured. Hope to get back there again soon, enjoyed my round completely.

One of the best in this area. Well maintained. Beautiful sceneries. Low price.

The front 9 was 2:10 not bad on a Sunday afternoon. The wheels came off on the back 9 with a 2:35 time. Would have liked to see a ranger as there were really just 2 foursomes slowing things down. One of the foursomes drove all over the 18 th hole with it being cart path only and still no ranger.

Although overcast and drizzly, everything was awesome. Greens were the best I've played to date....over 30 rounds. Dry course.

Well maintained and I have to give credit to the people that play there. Everyone fixes divids in the fairway as well as pitch marks on the greens . Pin placements can be challenging but over all fair. Just a great hidden gem. Parking can be a bit of a hassle, I do recommend car pooling if possible.

Hilly course with holes reminscent of Aronimink & Merion West. I walked, & most ride here. It can be tough on the legs with all the up/down. The greens play true. Everything was well maintained. I wish the score card had a hole map. On many holes I wasn't sure where I was aiming.

Loved this course. Brought buddy that caddies on the tour. Said it was the best course he’s played on the East Coast outside of Florida. Will be back in a week- it’s that good.

Fairways and greens or a really nice,The ruff is dense and tough ,u don’t want to be there,Very nice course

Most courses have some easy holes where you can pretty much know you'll get a good score unless you completely muck it up. Replaying this round in my head, there's not a single hole where you get easy shots to secure your par. If the fairway is forgiving, the approach will challenge you. If those two shots are average difficultly, the green can bite you. The one exception is the short/simple par 3 #4.

It's not so much that trouble is lurking on every hole, But if you don't control your shot, it will end up in a funky lie well above or below your feet, or it will fall of the steep edge of the green, or it will skitter from the middle of the fairway into the rough.

This was my 4th time playing the course and I really, really like it, but you alway have to earn your score. It was a windy day with a pretty steady 12-15 breeze, which made the course even harder and I would rate it "extremely challenging" in windy conditions. But greens were excellent and fast/consistent, and you could get some good rollout in drives in the fairway.

First time this year to Pilgrim's Oak. Great condition and challenging course. I like the new tee boxes. Speeds up the pace a bit and a little more challenging.

My brother and I decided late this afternoon to play a round of golf. We called around and this place had open times. I must say for the price this place was well worth it. One of the better courses I've been to. Great layout and wonderful views. We will definitely be returning in the near future.