Skippack Golf Course

Cold and windy but the course was in good shape. First time out this year and the greens were fast but we thoroughly enjoyed it. I'll be back often when the weather warms up.

I've played Skippack a few times and have never felt rushed. Although there seems to be A LOT of walkers here which, if you're a good player, may be an issue. Fortunately, I'm not so great so the added time was welcomed. The course is beautiful. However many of the holes are side by side, which makes bad hits kind of dangerous haha.

All in all, I do like this course. My drive to it is about 45 minutes and I have never left feeling that the course was unsatisfactory. For a beginner like me, I've always felt comfortable and the prices are reasonable depending on the hour you go.

The course was a great value, nice staff, would definitely recommend this course.

sone courses doing anything for greehs fees.. the day i played the courde was unplayable. tee boxes frozen so could barely use a ter(they needed nails) first aproach shot, PW from 90 yards hits venter of green but bounced 30 feet into the air and 20 feet past green. greens were frozen, like playing on concrete! played one more hole with same result ... then quit. told guy in pro shop everything was frozen... did not offer refund.. Course should not have been open.

Good shape but seems like they always overbook No starter

It was a beautiful late October day so I expected a lot of people to be out taking advantage of it. The pace of play was abysmal. Everywhere you looked, there were people on the course. The group in front of us refused to let us play though and we were on the course for almost 5 hours. The course was nice and in good condition. Fairways are pretty tight and there are a good amount of elevation changes. Liked the course but I would expect to have to play here on a weekday in order to get a normal round in.

A well laid out course that is really starting to be taken care of. Excellent facilities as well!

Course in excellent condition with nice amenities. Clean modern bar and outside eating areas and most importantly RESTROOMS. The course is well kept with nice tee boxes.

I have played here many times. Good course, great price. Greens and tee boxes in good shape, traps need work.

I play here a few times a year. The course layout has good variety and is a decent challenge for the average golfer. I booked through GolfNow and paid $20 for the round and for that price it is an excellent deal. One negative is the sand traps. If you are expecting there to be decent sand in them, you better bring it with you. This has always been the case here so you just learn to deal with it.

I played for a discounted rate. Full price is way too much for that course or any for that matter, golf is too expensive in this area.

Overall it was enjoyable. Course was in decent shape fairways and greens, tee boxes need a lot of work. Water available on front and back very good on a 90 degree day. A ranger would help play move smoothly. People need to fix their ball marks.

This course is over sold and old. The back nine is nice and the price is fair but your time might be worth the few other dollars of other locations. Until the over booking is done, this is a no-no on the weekends...

I play this course regularly in my Men's League. The tee boxes aren't very level or maintained well however its a nice value for a local course. Tim, Nick, and the Pro shop staff are accommodating along with Stephanie and the friendly food service staff. Back nine is a bit more challenging and you may find some awkward lies with wayward shots.

We started the day on a great pace, but things backed up on the 10th and 11th pretty badly because of the par 3 11th. We were luckily paired with another twosome who made the experience a little bit better.

Best course and value for the money. Course and staff are always great.

Have played here 20+ times. Best condition ever. For $25 it was a great value.

Decent course for the money. Greens were in good shape, fairways were ok. Some challenging holes but at the same time some birdie holes. Pace was a little slower - front nine had some walkers but pace picked up at the turn. Overall great day and a great course.

I have played Skippack a lot over the past few years. It is one of the best values in the Philadelphia area, although it's not the most difficult public course around (except for the diabolical 13th hole). The course has several active players' leagues, a very good frequent player rewards program and a good free GPS app. Generally, the course is in very good condition, although the sand traps need some work and real sand (instead of the dirt material that Skippack (like other courses) uses as what I assume is a cheaper alternative). Having said that, the ownership makes small, but noticeable and sensible capital improvements to the course and the other facilities each year. The snack bar food at the turn is better (and faster!) than anyplace else around, with real burgers, dogs and other sandwiches and a decent beer selection. The onsite Farm House Restaurant is a much better "19th Hole" than any other course I can think of, although it can get a little crowded.

Had a good time at skippack. The course was nice and open. This was my first time out this year so it was nice to have a open course. The locating of the course was a bit farther than expected and I missed the sign to turn. We arrived on time but by the time we got situated we were late to tee off (my brother is so slow). But the starter was very considerate squeezed us in with out slowing others down.