Pelham Hills Golf & Country Club

Many holes had ground under repair near the pins. Quality of soil looked like it was making it difficult for the new grass to take hold. Cart paths were pretty bumpy. Greens were OK but slow.

Nice weather good pace good greens cold beer. All I need

I've played it four or five times this year now and really like it. It's a great value for your money. A couple challenging par 5 and a super long par 4 on the front it rewards smart golf shots. There are several holes that will tease you into going "big" and if your not on point you will pay. Great hotdog at the turn another great time if I were to recommend one thing it would be that they should buy the land across the street for a nice big range with greens to shoot at so you can really warm up before playing and dial in the irons then head out.

I purchased a hot deal, I'm glad $17.50 to play this course was good value. The course has changed from last year, trees missing, sand traps on some of the holes are being converted to weed traps, fairways I think were cut to short a lot of dirt patches thru out, some of the holes were made shorter which them easier to play, tee blocks and greens were in very good shape. I think they made changes to speed up the pace of the game. I really like the layout, this course does have some interesting holes.

I wouldn't play this course for their $30 walking price during the week, but for less than a dollar a hole would play again.

I have played this course a few times over the past 5 years. Course conditions remain fair to good but the layout is quite interesting.

Greens are slow but fair.

I've played this course several times and really enjoy it. It has some great features including a great ninth hole and some nice par fives definitely some holes good golfers would appreciate and the staff are excellent. Awesome hotdog in between they had moosehead bonus. I would definitely recommend this course to anyone looking for a good bang for your buck.

Course is very different from the pictures you see.

The whole place is dry and dead. Not maintained at all so be sure to keep your footing as there are an amazing amount of potholes, bumps, etc all over the place. If you want to just get out for cheap and you don't care...forget it I wouldn't even go

I really enjoyed playing this course. Challending and in nice shape on the fairways and greens. There should be better signage for sime of the tees as this was my first time and my Garmin tracker was as confused as I was on 2 or 3 holes.

My only real negative comment is that it took too long for someone to recogniize I wanted a beverage after my round so i had to look for someone and ask!

All in all I will play there again. It was an outstanding value!

First the good....The individual in the pro shop who checked us in was very good at greeting us and informing us of the new change to hole #11. We were paired up with two others who we enjoyed their company very much.....Great start to the day!

Where they can improve....The reason for the negative feedback is with all the rain that the region has received and the good condition of other courses in the area this was by far the worst condition I have played so far this year. The course was surprisingly very dry and a lot of bare spots. It was also very hard to hold the ball on the greens due to the very dry conditions. The pace of play in the front nine was pretty good but when we reached the back nine we cought up to a fivesome. It took us over 2.5 hours to play the back. Unfortunately the course allows fivesomes and with no marshall this makes it a very long and unpleasant experience. My advice to the owners is that if money is tight at least water the greens. Having five people in a group playing at 5 plus hours usually results in people not coming back and letting others know of their experience. Would be nice to have a marshall to assist and a beverage cart to buy beverages/food during the round.

Most of the trees on the 8th hole are marked for removal. Sad!!

The course needs work....sand traps really just mud....do believe they are trying to work on it. Thus few players and we did have great pace.

Course was in good shape tee boxes flat fairways in good shape most greens in good shape some patches on some great value for money

I read raving reviews of this course on their web site and only found all claims to be bogus.

The clubhouse was very nice but that is the only compliment I can give this property.

You have to park in a gravel parking lot then carry your clubs around the back of the clubhouse to the pro shop. There is no bag drop. Upon registering, the fellow in the pro shop tells you " NO CARTS ARE ALLOWED IN THE PARKING LOT".

We bought range balls and went outside and were puzzled as to where the range was. A sign may have helped.

We found the range and practice putting green were very poorly maintained.

After going to the first tee, we could not find the blue tees as they are poorly identified. Signs for tees (especially for hole number 11 were lacking or gave wrong information). The yardage plates were not even near the tees on many holes.

The fairways were a disaster. Weeds outnumbered the blades of grass. Bare patches were everywhere. I know this summer was hard on grass but this was just plain neglect.

We could not find one green that broke as we read them. There were several greens with dead grass from fungus and hydraulic oil leaks. Very frustrating.

The lack of signage was inexcusable. After leaving the 10th green we did not know where to go because a sign to the 11th tee sent us over the bridge to a non existent tee holding up the group behind us who were very vocal about the delay. Some of the signs on the tees were facing the wrong ways, you should be able to read the signs before you get to the tee not look behind. Many of the tees are shared with other holes which is not only a distraction but in some cases potentially dangerous.

There are very few cart paths in decent condition. Potholes and ruts were more prevalent than the wood chips we needed to drive on. Often we had to walk back to the blue tees because you cannot take your cart near the tee.

Overall this course was in bad shape even though there is potential for a nicer course. I was tempted to hop on the bulldozer parked on the last par 3 and make a few changes to the course.

Even the snack bar was a bust. We had very tasty hot dogs but the condiments were still in the fridge somewhere and we had to wait 5 minutes to put the cold relish and mustard on our now cold hot dogs even though it was noon.

I am sad to report this course was not worth the $10 greens fee.