Peoria Pines Golf Club

We have been to Peoria Pines several times, the pace of play was decent today. The course was in great shape. This is a great course to work on short game and course management. Highly recommend! Hopefully pace of play will continue like today!

Course is in great shape. Lots of par 3s with a mix of 4s and few fives. Good for amateur and intermediate golfers.

This is a short course but helps you kind of play every club in your bag so a good learning course. Pace was great mostly and was easy to check in and get going.

Course was in decent condition, but the greens were slow.

Super friendly staff, very personable! Got paired up with a duo team and had a great time. Getting checked in online had a couple mishaps but the check in employee got me through it no problem and I was ready for my tee time.

Just overseed, not ready to play no ranger to help To Move people along.

So, so course with enough to help work on your game- except putting. Greens were like a shag carpet.

Also the pull carts have no straps to hold your bag on.

Couple of par 5s, some holes with water, something for everyone.

Was very surprised by the course conditions. Very dry but half way decent looking on the front 9 but the back 9 looks like a course that is half forgotten. 11-15 are in very poor condition with all of the old pin placement holes showing through causing horrible green conditions. For the price I would recommend expect a slightly better playing condition than it currently is.

I didn’t realize this was predominantly a par 3 course but it was a nice little surprise I didn’t care about too much for only $25. The course isn’t in great shape, but the fairways and greens weren’t terrible. What was really frustrating was the tee boxes, which were a mixture of overgrown grass and dirt and hardly had any flat spots to tee off from. Pace of play was good though so again I can’t complain for $25 and a 3 hour round of golf.

Good course for the $$$. Pace of play was quick and the course was in good shape for the summer conditions.

Not going to lie, was kinda skeptical about the course after looking at it on Google maps and knowing the area. Was immediately greeted by the cart man, he was nice and helpful. Pro shop very friendly, good selection of items inside. Restaurant was nice with a wide selection of items as well. I was getting dive bar vibes, where everyone is just chill. Facility is a bit dated, but well cared for and clean. Practice green was mostly flat and in really good condition. Keep an eye out for love birds in the trees. Chipping area, again in really good condition. Only knock on the place, which it does add character and spice things up is getting to and from the driving range and the back nine, you cross 107th in the carts that have some hesitation. Driving range is in good condition, it's elevated and grass from hitting area, no mats. Holes 1-18 are in really good condition, greens are looking and playing great. One thing to watch out for are the power lines do come into play occasionally. I actually hit one of the lines when I shot one of my best pitches from 100 out, that frustrated me but also knew I could never do that again if I tried to. Cool surprise around 13 and 14 I believe. Lots prairie dogs, they're small and super cute. Wasn't expecting that, definitely not something I usually see in the valley. It is an executive course, so you get plenty of iron work in, with a chance to use your driver and woods sprinkled through out.

This would definitely be my preferred go-to course if I lived closer to it. I will definitely return, although not soon enough.