Skippack Golf Course

It was 1st time I played it in like 9 years since my dad passed :(. MY dad and I played it a few times a month for like 15 years straight aways during the week in afternoon.Sadly just like all the other public courses , it gets so crowded ! Pace was pretty decent considering all the golfers out .

Course is in good shape. Pace of play was decent. The only issue that I had was course could be better marked. The greens were very fast and it was hard to hold a shot. Numerous chips ran off the green.

Course is well maintained. The track is comfortable and beginner friendly.

After a long long winter finally had first warm day since last October. Considering circumstances course was in very good shape. Very crowded on a Monday. Pace was a little slow but not too bad.

Course was a bit mushy which was expected, but other than that course was in great shape for being first week of March after a lot of snow and rain. As always staff was excellent.

Very well taken care of for a public course. Most tee boxes and greens in great shape. Back 9 gets tighter and offers a great challenge. Overall really enjoyed playing Skippack, and will return in the future.

Conditions are pretty good. Some of the tee boxes are bad but most are decent to good. Greens and most of the fairways are in good shape . The cart I had was a piece of crap

Course is in great condition. Great for average players. Not a long course but good to play

What an unbelievably bad experience. Booked solo knowing id get paired up which is perfectly fine. Late afternoon tee time. 2 HOURS AND 50 MINUTES TO GET THROUGH 9 HOLES. Now im not a big complainer about waiting a few at the tee box but good Lord was this awful. Wouldn't have gotten the opportunity to make it to the 14th hole before the sun went down so paid for 18 riding and made it through 10 before a THREE GROUP backup. Saw one person from the clubhouse ride out while on the 8th hole. He made it the length of 1 hole, said nothing to anyone and left. Not a soul to be found in terms of staff at the turn. I understand that the game is growing, and that growth brings people with zero experience or etiquette which slow the game but courses can mitigate this. 9 minute tee time windows are a disgrace when half your clientele cant get off the tee box in 9 minutes and then nobody rising the course keeping up pace of play on a Saturday afternoon. This is not my first time playing here. Luckily the first time was less terrible but this sealed it for me. Spend your money if you dare, you may only get half of what you pay for. The course is in sub par shape but at least the acoustic music you can hear from a par 4 away was decent. This would get a resounding zero stars if I could give it.

The title being said is true but there was a few areas that could change the rating for the better. First was bare spots on the fairways. I think the need for more aeration dates is needed because there has been sufficient rain to keep the lawn mowers going. The tee boxes were, in a word, poor. I needed to move back from the location designated to tee from, just so I could see grass under my ball. Maybe anchored tee mix boxes and a chained scoop. It’s obvious nobody (except myself and my partner) didn’t use the mix provided on the cart.

My only other remark is it was Monday and the restaurant is closed. That’s a shame because I’d like to have a drink and a meal here after my round.

Interesting layout, some short, some long. Par threes are a good challenge, and 18 is a great place to watch people come in.

Played on June 23 and had a great day. Course in great shape although getting a little dry. Greens were smooth and fast. Great value for what you pay.