Queen's Harbour Yacht & Country Club

Way over crowded, had to wait at least 10 min between holes. Greens in horrible condition. So overpriced

We played the course for the first time in several years. The course has generous fairways and sets of tees for all skill levels. The layout is great except for the par threes on the back nine where trees on the right make it difficult to get to the green unless you play a high fade. I was happy with a bogey on both holes. The greens are very fast but true. We will definitely return.

Course was in good shape. Some tee boxes were a little bare but probably. Cause if the cold streak we’ve been on and the Bermuda is dormant so no grass growing on them to repair them. Probably should have overseeded at least the boxes. The greens were dormant and slick. A few greens had what looked like a few spots of poa annua weed grass on them. All in all it was a beautiful day to play and QHGC is a fun course to play.

Course was in good shape and the pace of play was good. Staff was friendly and helpful

For a private club you think the course would be in better shape.

Staff was friendly and courteous. For the time of the year course was in great shape. Greens were fast and true. Will definitely be back soon. Great deals from GolfNow.

One player called the course and cancelled. He had just recovered from COVID.

Queen's Harbor is a great course and normally fun to play. We quit after 13 holes because of the weather

We golfed on a Thursday afternoon. The front nine took 2 1/2 hours and had four groups on many of the holes. Three groups on every hole. The back nine pace was much better but we finished in the dark. The greens were in pretty good shape. On the front nine, other holes are visible. On the back nine, the holes are separated. Pretty decent layout. We paid $14.00 for two beers (Yuengling) at the turn. We won't go back. Not worth the money.