White Oaks Country Club

Average at best. White tees up on most holes. Seemed like every par 4 on the backside was under 300 yards. Tee boxes, fairways, greens, rough, everything just average. Bunkers are bad with ALOT of different sized rocks in them . Not a single grain of sand !

The new carts are a draw. A lot of trees taken down should help. I’ll wait a few months to come back before the leaves start to fall.

We usually play here a couple of times a year and this was our first time this year. Our foursome was very impressed with all the work being done here. First -carts with gps-yay

Second—course fairways and greens were the best we have seen them in a long time

Last-the most friendly staff around.

Kudos to White Oaks management on a job well done. Try this course and I don’t think you will be disappointed.

course was just ok. fine for the price BUT the major problem is the bunkers. Sooo many rocks in the bunkers. after all these years why do they remain????? That alone would suggest not to play this course

Just a pleasant place to play the people that play there. The people that work there all seem so happy.

I want to say that I was quite surprised by the carts with the computer screens. It made such a difference in my play because there is rarely service. Also it looks like there are attempting to upgrade the course which is way overdue. I’ll be back to see if things are continuing.

Fairways were a field. They seem to be working in the course but it was poor. They need to get some expert advice. Maybe not enough sun on the course. Too many trees. Will not retutn

Another nice experience playing as a single and getting fit in

Thanks

Nice price, nice layout, nice people

The coarse does need work

I see they are trying to put he course back in good shape - the most needed was the cart paths also too many bald spots in the fairway.

I have played here twice now. Weekday value is 99th percentile in the area. $35 bucks for 18 holes after work is something that doesn’t exist post covid.

That being said, the fairways were in pretty rough shape. Really patchy and just not good turf. I was sort of disappointed because even the greens being aerated were in alot better shape than the fairways, and usually it’s flipped. Not sure if it’s the tree lining that keeps the fairways hard to upkeep, but this was my main issue.

Course is a shorter tree lined course, signature to the south jersey region. Big hitters beware, your 250-300 yard drives are moot here. Hit your long irons off the tee, hit the end of the fairways, and you will have easy 80-120 yard approach shots on majority of the holes. There are maybe 2-3 holes that truly warrant a 250+ yard drive, my driver stayed in the bag except on those holes (5,10,11 i believe)

Staff was very friendly and kind. Starter Nick was really nice and down to earth. You could tell he just wanted to get people out in an orderly fashion and did a good job at it, which would be a big reason I would come back, I know I’m gonna be fit in somewhere as a potential single.

Definitely coming back, will probably work to play this course 2-3 times a year.

On a dry day a lot of holes were cart path only because they didn't want you driving on hard pan. Very little grass on course. Greens were bumpy, slow and weren't even punched for Spring. They were punched in the fall and were horrible. Didn't see one person working on course. Trash cans were full and over flowing on every hole. T boxes were a mess. Broken tees everywhere and it looks like they never move them. Course has a decent layout but in the worst condition I've ever seen it.

Nice layout and well kept course. First time playing here. Drove a hour and 15 minutes to play. Definitely would come back and the staff were great.

The course had some bad spots some spots in the fairway were bald, but I did notice that they were in the process of bringing it back to a nice course again