Pine at McCormick Ranch Golf Club

You get a great layout to challenge all aspects of your game. Some doglegs and some distance control tee shots. The water holes require perfect approach shots. You can usually find your ball unless you put it in the water on the 4 or 5 holes that it comes into play.

1st time playing the McCormick course, and was put on the Pines - fabulous layout and course conditions.

I was paired up with 3 playing partners, one who lived on the course community.

Definitely be on my list to play again on my revisit next year.

Terribly run course with terrible conditions and terrible people. Don't go

A unremarkable course filled with unremarkable

players.

Traditional golf. A few water hazards and lots of bunkers to avoid. The pins are seemingly always well protected and the greens drop off quickly if you are off by only a few yards. You must know the exact yardage for each shot to set yourself up for a chance to post a score. Otherwise, happy hacking, and good luck hitting into the blind unknown. Bring plenty of balls, too!

This course was way overpriced for the quality. The fairways were messy and their were balls everywhere from other holes. The pace of play was very slow. Waited on every hole on the back nine. 4.5 hours is too long for a simple layout.

The course is a long established course. It is need of TLC with the fairways and most tee boxes. Still a decent course.

Loved everything but the traps - no real sand mostly gravel or muddy! Pines better than Palms!

The first issue was that the person who took my clubs to the cart lost my (expensive) putter cover. Then the fairways were poorly maintained, and in some cases diseased.

Greens were okay, but where's the sand. DIRT!!

To make matters worse, no one turned in my putter cover. A gentleman's game??

It looks like the ownership has stopped trying. The fairways and greens were fine, but the grass off the fairways was terrible. More weeds than grass The bunkers sand was closer to concrete.