Pines at Woodmont Country Club

The pro shop and the employees were extremely nice when arriving to the course. The clubhouse looks new, the chip and putt area is new, and the course itself was in great shape. The greens are lightening fast, the course layout is interesting (lot of water!!), and the sand bunkers are clean. My only complaint was the occasional shiesty tee box, but most were great. Bathrooms on the course could be updated but there were 2 that were in good shape. Cart girl was nice. Hot dogs were very pricey.

The course was in great condition from the fairways to the greens. However, the layout of the course was very confusing. We never did find the 18th hole.

With the opening of the back 9 Cypress (now called the Oaks), the course is finally out of intensive care! The greens for both front and back 9 Cypress are in very good condition with acceptable speed. Although there are some works in progress on some tee boxes, they won't affect players having fun.

The Cypress course (9holes) was really good. The greens top notch. The Pines (second 9 ) was nothing short of atrocious. So that put a damper on the whole. You have so long between holes. And the green ae laughable.

They should make sure you know you’re booking 9 holes twice especially when they’re advertising 27

Second straight course I have played without knowing, before I signed up, the course was undergoing a rebuild, this time leaving us just nine holes to play twice. Is there a way for GolfPass to announce this beforehand? I like Woodmont, nicest course in the county, but a warning would be nice.

I am compelled to formally document my profound dissatisfaction with Woodmont Country Club. The reservation was made and fully paid through GolfNow under the clear understanding that the green fee covered the standard round of golf. Upon arrival, however, we were abruptly informed—without any prior notice—that carts were not included, and we were forced to incur an additional, unexpected charge.

Despite this misrepresentation, we commenced play. The situation worsened at the turn, where we discovered that the back nine was entirely closed. No disclosure of this material fact had been made before our tee time. Instead, we were instructed to replay the front nine. What ensued was chaos: excessive congestion at the base, players stacked without order, and staff members who acted with a level of unprofessionalism wholly inconsistent with the standards expected of a golf facility.

Had we been notified that half the course was unavailable, we would never have agreed to play. Instead, we were misled, deprived of the experience for which we paid, and subjected to unfair charges and disorder. This constitutes not only a breach of trust but also a deceptive business practice.

It’s been a year since playing here. Great job with the greens. The ball actually stays on the surface e all the way to the hole. The course still does not deal

With rain well. Lost four ball with high elevation that plugged somewhere in the fairway. Overall a good day.

Fun layout and conditions are good for summer. Pace of play can become an issue here on the weekends.

Only the front 9 is available at the moment until October. You’ll play the front 9 twice but it’s in great condition. No driving anymore since they sold the land to build homes. Driving matts into net. Clubhouse is brand new and offers great amenities. Beverage cart available which is great on hot days.

The first 6 holes were great and the greens were wonderful. Then the skies opened up and that was the day!

We had to play the same 9 twice, but even then, the course was in great shape, very fun and playable with lots of options on each hole.

Looking forward to when they finish all the renovations to the other two 9's.

Friendly staff, very nice clubhouse, great Bloody Mary, and giant hot dogs.