Pinehills at Myrtlewood Golf Club

First time playing at Myrtlewood, played Pine Hills course and will return to play Palmetto. Course was in good condition, a few soggy spots, but nothing to mess up your round. Staff was friendly and personable. Can’t wait to return.

Course was in great shape throughout the entire round. Played from the whites tees which left me lots of wedge shoots into the greens. Set up with several holes to accommodate right hand players in my opinion. Greens was in good shape as well. Paid $104 which is what it is. The rough is very hard to find your ball in so stay in the fairway! Pro shop had a nice selection of merchandise. Played with a resident and he mentioned the course is normally slammed, but mid Oct is when it slows down and not as busy. I’d recommend Myrtlewood to all golfers. Enjoyed it a lot.

The course was good, pace of place was slightly slow. The Starter was wonderful and made the experience at Myrtlewood better! The Pro Shop staff and restaurant staff were exceptional.

We Showed up early. We were paired up with a couple of good guys who were playing a second round (replay from Palmetto). We found the Pine Hills course was a little easier than Palmetto. Also, the course was in a little better condition. But the greens were definitely more difficult. Weather was perfect. Pace was good. No serious issues. I'd play again. One not so great thing. Merchandise in the clubhouse was way overpriced. $50 for a ball cap. That's a joke 😃

Played on Saturday PM after rain on Friday. That explained slow greens but holes appeared to have been cut before Friday rain. I expected better.

The course was in good shape and had greens that rolled pretty well. This is definitely a course you want to play because of the value.

The clubhouse decided to put 2 groups in front of us on number 10... we had 4 groups on one hole !

We enjoyed our day with a nice couple from Pittsburg. The course and the layout were great.

We will play it again before leaving back to Canada.

It had been years since I played here, but on an early Tuesday morning and at $93 it was overpriced. Course has a number of doglegs that you can hit less than driver on to keep the ball in the fairway, the conditioning overall was good, very wet (CPO) in places from the recent rain. Greens would hold a shot and the green speed was good, it was difficult to hole putts as subtle breaks and a number of pins hung on sloped corners made for scoring to be very difficult. Pace of play was good as we were put off on the back 9 and really didn't have to wait until we made the turn back to #1, pace of play still moved along ok.