Vineyard National Golf Course

Course was generally in good condition, enjoyed playing the course. The staff was very nice and helpful.The biggest problem was pace of play,, took a little under five hours to complete our round. We did a lot of standing around, especially on the back nine.

My golf group and I stopped playing here about 5 -6 years ago since the course had deteriorated to a cow pasture . The new owners in 2018 ,a hospitality co, understandably put initial money into the event venue first and then started addressing the golf course later on . I started to hear good things this year and decided to give it a try . What a pleasant surprise . Still has some improvements to do , like fixing the bunkers and a practice range , but so far so good . It was an enjoyable day .

Course was just okay. The layout of the course is good, with the back 9 having the more challenging holes. Course conditions need to be improved for the price that they charge. The rough was non-existent. Greens were on the slow side. Traps and fairways were in good condition.

Layout was good, fairways were wide, and greens were VERY challengingly. If you had more than a 15 ft putt, you were probably facing at least 12” of break or uphill/downhill. Rough was poor. Mostly weeds and dirt patches. Fairways were very thin. Like hitting off a mat. No driving range.

Pretty crazy they get away with charging $135 for this. No range, gravel bunkers, fairways are horrible with patches on every hole, 60% of the “rough” is just dirt with weeds growing every 2 feet, clearly uncared for all around. Should be legitimately $45 max. Horrible conditioned course

Flat out not worth the price of admission. $139 for an old dog track w a new name.. I’d much rather pay a little extra to hav and enjoyable experience at a nice golf course.

Better pricing compared to shore courses that are not close to these conditions

Would play again, the fairways were in excellent conditins, greens were good but very dry and slow