Southern Pines Golf and Country Club

Sandy greens, tee boxes that are either overgrown or muddy, no elevation changes, no bunkers....it’s a grim track. Nice staff tho, and decent potential if they invest money in it.

I spoke with a staff member after the round to complain about the terrible condition of the greens , he said there is some kind of bug infection which they haven't been able to cure . I would like a partial refund for my round , as it was spoiled by the greens - chipping and putting is the strong part of my game .

In general the course was in great shape except for some of the T boxes. Fun easy course , don’t have to think too much.

I've played this course on numerous occasions, they have to do a better job taken care of the tee boxes. They are far too dry, and they have been abused by poor golfers. The maintenance staff are doing a poor job in taking care of the tee boxes.

Overall it's a nice, challenging golf course.

This is not a true 18 hole course. 12 holes are a par three and 6 holes are par four. There are no par five holes. They charge $50+ on golf now but when we got to the window to pay it says weekday rate $28! We brought this up and they offered a $5 bag of used balls. Course was in good condition for fall, but rate of play was horrendous. There is no one monitoring tee times. People simply show up, grab a cart, and tee off whenever they feel like. The entire course is log jammed. On one par four hole there was a group on the green, a group on the fairway waiting to chip, a group on the tee block, and us in a cart waiting behind them. Play somewhere else.

This is an executive length course and Excellent for beginners. Beware however that many members are elderly, so be prepared for a slow pace of play

We and my friends always have a nice time at the course. Be prepared however that many of the members are elderly, and the pace of play can be. absolute crawl. ,