Edgmont Country Club

Course was in pretty good condition. But as a private course expected a little bit more. But for the price I payed on golf now I would play again for that price.

Played an afternoon game on 8/14, expecting to be one of the few on the course. Little did I know there was a local high school golf team that had teed off about an hour or so ahead of me. Needless to say, playing as a single, I caught up to them quickly (by hole 5). No real chance of me playing through all the 4-somes ahead of me, so it was a slow round for a single player. Would have been nice for the staff to inform me of the golf team ahead of me prior to my tee off. Course was in good condition, and fairly wide open. Little water on the course, and very, very wet sand. Would play again, but will call course prior to playing.

This course is not taken care of enough. The fairways are more like the first cut and sometimes i cant tell the fairway from the rough! Its terrible! The teeboxes are all marked up! Sometimes they are un level and unbalance and its not in good shape. The bunkers! I dont even consider these bunkers! More like mud pits! There are rock solid covered in tire tracks! You dont want to end up in those! The greens! They rolled really slow. They werent cut! And if it was breaking right to left sometimes they didnt break at all. Very bad comdition. Im not happy with this course and im not coming back

I played for $39 dollars to play on a Thursday afternoon. At that price it was a value. The course is in good shape but the design is nothing special. There are a lot of up the hill down the hill holes none really stand out as special. The tee boxes and fairways have some clover in them. The sand traps need work.

great price. nice layout. the greens were in great shape. only two issues 1)fairways had not been mowed recently 2) no water coolers

This is a great course...if you get the hot deal. The fairway is like playing out of the rough because it is never cut. The greens are good. And the overall facility is nice. However DO NOT PAY $80 TO PLAY HERE.

Got a hotdeal offer on this and jumped at it. $32 in the afternoon so I cant really complain. Course was green but long. Fairways were more like the first cut at most places. Greens were very long and slow. Its a fun track and we moved great but it could definitely use some TLC.

I havn't played course in 2 yrs. I couldn't believe
what good shape the course was in . Staff was
very friendly.
Will play the course again.

It is a very nicely designed course overall but I guess with their financial state they have trouble taking care of the course. Greens are a little longer and fairways are also in need of a cut. Not too bad though, overall it's so much fun to play because of the design and in my opinion still one of the more fun courses in the area.

Course had a decent lay out, but conditions were just a little off. Greens were a little furry, fairways a little long, tee boxes a little beat up.
we played the discounted rate on golf now, and it was right on for that. It is nice to have another option near Delco and for $50 I would go back. I would probably not pay $80 for it.
we played the whites, it looks like a different course from the backs and can play tougher.
Clubhouse and bar had some nice views but were not kept up.

Fun little course, not terribly difficult. Greens were true, but quite a bit slower than you'd imagine. Pretty scenery with the course sort of running through some mountains.

It was a bit of a ride for me, so I'm not sure I'd make it back (definitely not at full price), but if you're close by, it's a fun course to play.

Was disappointed by speed of greens, very slow. General conditions were good, back nine better than front nine. Not better than local public courses in same price range, probably a step behind.

Appreciated that the course opened itself to play by non-members. Nice staff and friendly.

It was a pleasure to be able to play a private course on a weekend. Therefore,, I avoided all of the usual public course crowds. Mike, in the pro shop put me right out as soon as I got there and played the course by myself in under 3 hours. Other golfers were very polite and allowed a single to play through. The course itself was in decent shape. an old style course that made use of much natural terrain but overall I would say the fair ways , greens, and bunkers, could have been better. Also, the facilities themselves are very dated. The course is challenging with some raised greens, water on some holes, and a dog leg or two. All in all a pleasurable experience

These had to be the worst greens I've seen since last winter. They were very slow, with patchy bare spots, and uneven cutting. Some places were dyed or painted a bluish green for whatever reason.

The traps were horrible. No sand and unraked. Fairways were ok but shaggy in places. Some tees were not level but not too bad.

Yet, It was nice for me to play something so close to home. I've actually played it a few times since its so close and there is not much DelCo public golf. But I could not recommend traveling any distance to play here. The layout does have potential and the setting is beautiful, right next to Ridley Creek State Park. If you are local give it a try.

But its no better than a medium grade municipal course, except for the pretty setting.

Worth the price with a golf now deal. Not sure I would pay full price to play here. Fun course though.

First time playing here. The course in itself as far as layout and design of the holes was decently challenging and well planned out. But this course is in desperate need of more frequent upkeep. The fairways were almost as long as a first cut of rough and it looks like they alternate which greens to cut on a weekly basis because some hadn't been touched in a while, but others seemed to have been mowed somewhat recently. At full price, I would definitely look elsewhere to play but if you can get it on a hot deal its not bad as long as you aren't expecting a very well maintained course.

Very nice course and in great condition. Nice driving range and also good food after 9 holes.

The course is in good condition.
Beautiful setting. The clubhouse needs to be updated.

Course was in good shape, except for the bunkers, which were almost hardpan. (My playing mates actually putted out of them (successfully) more than once.)
Greens, while in good shape, were deceivingly slow. (Never got used to them.) Some significant contours too.
Also, the fairways were just a touch hairy.
Only two drinking water opportunities that I noticed (lukewarm fountains).
No signs or tombstones at the tees. (We had to start on 15, and without help we would have struggled to find it.)
Finished late (~8 pm) and weren’t allowed to drive to the parking lot. After leaving our carts with the cart guy, had to lug our bags uphill through woods to get back to the cars.
Back tee (blue) yardage is not extraordinary at 6,537, but it has seven (7) par-4s of over 400 yds, including a 463-yard, uphill beast! Par 70 but a rating of 72.4; slope 129 from blues.
While dull on some points, Edgmont is sharp enough to make me return.
Note on spelling: The golf course name correctly/historically has only one “E”. The town it’s in, has the normal two “E”s.

This course sits on a beautiful property and many holes take advantage of elevation changes to challenge your skills and feast your eyes. About half of the holes have some character (5-9, 11-13, and 18) and give you different options at attacking them.

Staff at the club were very friendly and helpful.

Conditioning: Greens and fairways were well maintained, but was expecting the fairway grass to be mowed lower and greens rolling faster. For a private course, it shouldn't be too much to ask for flatter tee boxes, softer sand in the bunkers, and improved drainage on the holes at the bottom of the valley.

Overall it's an enjoyable course and I can see this place becoming popular if the conditions improve.