Queen's Harbour Yacht & Country Club

Queens harbor is a great track. The greens are in great shape. - however the hole cutter must always be in a bad mood every time I play there. Most of the holes were literally on the most ridiculous slopes. I was paired with three other guys and the whole group complained about the pin locations. The pin on hole 4 was ridiculous. The pin was actually leaning at an angle because if the slope it was on. Kind of like a greenkeeper revenge tournament but just a regular day on the course. The other tough part was the pace of play. Waited on every hole. Any at the end of the day my Arccos app said it was a five hour round of golf. But the condition of the course made up for most of it. Always love playing here but today was slow as Christmas.

Course was in beautiful condition. The pace was so slow we skipped the last hole.

A perfect day to play with great conditions, staff friendliness and US open last day pin placements. My and my group's only complaint was the pace of play which was five hours from start to finish. It is pretty sad when you are basically having a conversation on most every tee box with the group ahead of you. There was never a marshall to be found on the course to help speed up play. With a course that likes to think of themselves as a top tier golf facility, certainly they could afford to place a marshall on the course.

Great course pace of play could use improvement the greens are very challenging and fast I love them

Course was in good shape, greens were excellent. Slightly less than 4hour mid-week round is great. Can be slow on Fridays but everywhere is.

This is a very nice track and well maintained course. Pin placement was tournament level which made for a fun but challenging round. Greens were clean and fast.

The greens we're rolling really nice but the pin placement was ridiculous, it seemed like each pin was on a slope or on a mound, very easy to 3 putt if the ball was not on the same level as pin placement.