Skippack Golf Course

I received a call asking to push my tee time back 2 hours due to “Frost on the Course”. I agreed and came to the course and there was an outing going on with a log jam at the first tee. The staff was very friendly about it but I only was able to get 12 holes in before it got too dark to play. My playing partners said they were aware there was no frost on the course to cause the delay and they were scrambling due to the outing taking place. If I had known I would have asked for a raincheck or a refund. I paid for a full round but did not get my full round. Disappointing.

Pace of play was very slow. The course is really tight, greens and tee boxes are too close together which is dangerous given the level of golfer playing here (myself included). There were people and balls all over the place.

I really wish they had a ranger here, this is an avg at best course, but with the slow pace of play, it makes it almost unbearable. The only reason i come play is that it’s somewhat close to my home. Wish they had a ranger that made groups pick up the pace

I can’t express my attitude why I like this course. It’s not long but the layout challenges you if you miss the fairway. The rough is a little deeper in some locations but you can get out. Your advancement won’t be great but you will have forward motion.

Pace of play was better than average. Afterwards we had a snack at their outdoor cafe. Since it was Monday, the restaurant was closed.

I want to get back here a couple more times before winter.

5 minutes from my house you'd think I would play here more frequently, but it's always a good time. The grounds crew had the course in great shape considering the drought conditions throughout the summer. The place is well run, the staff is friendly and the greens fees are reasonable for the quality of the course. One thing that I would like to see happen is a trash cleanup in the woods around hole 11. It always amazes me that people throw beer cans and trash from their carts because "nobody's looking". I guess there's nothing quite like enjoying some time in the outdoors, then trashing it because your too lazy, stupid or entitled to put your cans in the bins that are all over the course. Please be considerate of pthers.

I really like this course. The drawbacks are drainage and a couple of quirky hole layouts. I like Monday play except the restaurant is closed. They do have refreshments and burgers/hotdogs but wanted something else.

Any other day of the week would be awesome.

The greens were in great shape considering they were “recently” aerated them. They’ve healed to about 90% so a better roll but not exact.

I wish I lived closer to this one.

Really nice course for a relaxed round. Tee boxes weren’t in great shape and the holes are right on top of each other so it’s kind of tight for 18 holes.

But the course is otherwise pretty forgiving and scorable especially if you can hit the fairways.

I grew up playing this course. I was home recently and decided to play. It never disappoints. The greens and fairways were very nice. The back nine are some of my favorite holes, as you move through the woods forest. I highly recommend as it’s part of the state park. Really fun!

Had a great time on the course. Played with a college buddy and two older gentleman they paired us with. We had a fantastic time.

Great course, great staff, friendly golfers and good food at the restaurant.

This course is a must. Bring your putting game as some of the greens can be a challenge.

B. Harris

Course is in very good condition, price is attractive, food options are nice. Course layout has some odd hole layouts but overall reasonably challenging and creative. Only real issue is layout creates some places where balls can come flying in from other holes regularly. Someone in the group has to be watching for safety.

If you was to tighten up your putting game, play this course