Pinetuck Golf Course

For the rate you pay with Golf Pass this is a good course.

The greens were horrible two weeks ago and are getting better. Fun corse to play for the money.

I know some people like to pile on the bad reviews because this course apparently doesn't live up to their champagne tastes and single digit status, but Pinetuck remains a great place to learn the game, have fun with family and friends, and challenge yourself with, architecturally speaking, one of the best collections of par threes in the area. Yes, a couple of greens are in dire need of repair, but course work was ongoing while I played on 9-22, Several greens were being punched and sanded while I was there and I enjoyed talking with the course workers, who are always friendly, On the greens that had some bad areas, the holes were cut in places where there were no issues putting unless you hit a really lousy approach shot. The par three hole 5, which is a postage stamp sized green to begin with, was most in need of work and putted like a temporary green to be honest. Still, the course remains a steal at Hot Deal rates and rack rates are better that anything around there by $20 bucks or more. Heck, you'll pay $10 for a range bucket at just about any course today. I'd rather just play 18 for a little more!

I can't complaint about the pace of play. I breezed around in about two and half hours on this weekday and that included stopping at one of the ponds to look for fish around the bank and little ball hawking on one hole. I had no one behind me.

In short, no course deserves a five-star rating unless it has something like Pinehurst #2, Pebble Beach, etc. in its name. Adjust your star rating accordingly. If having fun and not breaking the bank are important to you, I can recommend this course.

The greens need alot of work, there are alot of dead areas of grass

It’s a good layout but the owners need to invest in it