Pebble Brook Golf Course

Love this course, our in the middle of no where, nice wide open fairways and attackable holes, was the only person out there, but the greens were almost like fairway length. Cut those down and it’ll be good

I have played this course many times and I absolutely love the layout! There are a few problems with the actual course. The greens are very very slow they are so slow that your ball will stop on a downhill slope. The par 3 tee boxes need to be renovated it’s so hard to find a spot that actually has grass so it’s hard to even get a good shot off. But besides that I would very much so recommend this course.

Recommend this course for only playing once. It was a layout unlike many you will see which is cool, but definitely a one and done type course. Whoever cut the grass on the course left big clumps of grass everywhere. Greens are very slow but in good shape.

Overall a below average course. It’s a very cool layout and some of the par threes are very fun to play but you need a hammer to place a tee. The sand traps on the coarse are horrible and Are literally full of rocks and super hard dirt. A lot of potential but unfortunately I don’t recommend this course.

Great course, friendly staff, definitely recommend!

They put $25 on golfnow but charge you $35 when you get there, they don’t have enough carts so you wait 30-45 minutes after your tee time to start (all while staring at 10-15 broken down carts), and it’s always backed up with people playing very very slow. It’s just not worth it. We always wanted to give this course a chance because the layout is decent (about 6 or 7 rounds), but I would not recommend anybody waste their day at this course after our last 3 trips out. I would recommend spending at extra $10 at a course that knows how to operate.

I have lived in the neighborhood that is on this golf course for 15 years. I played on this course when it in great shape until they let the greens keeper go. It gradually went down hill. Four years ago the green were pretty much gone. New management has taken over ta couple years ago and they have focused on bringing the greens back. 16 out the 18 are all the way back two are almost back. Yes they have to neglect the other things like sand traps. Tee boxes bathrooms etc. however for the price it is a gray place to work

On your game.

I enjoyed playing at Pebble Brook, although the course itself was extremely dry. I"ve never played at a course that had harder, drier ground. It was like playing off of old-school carpet astroturf. Guys were breaking their tees trying to put them in on the tee box. The greens were at least watered, so while they were firm, they weren't as bad as the rest of the course. I'd like to try it again after it has rained, see if that improves the play. Also, we were the fourth or fifth group of the day, and it took over 5 hours, because of how slow the group in front of us played.

Still waiting on a reply from one of your staff. Seems you have other excuses for your lack of Covid procedures, your staff does not even where masks!! But I am still waiting on a reply for the experience that I had.....making me pay for two tee times just to take my own cart so I don’t have to ride with a stranger!! Especially with my pregnant wife at home, which was explained to both staff members ( young blonde and older lady with glasses). Absolutely unacceptable and I’m sure the public would agree.

Nice course with good layout. Lots of elevation changes make for challenging but enjoyable round.

Course conditions were very disappointing. The tee boxes had almost no grass on them and were so hard that we could barely get a tee in the ground. Apparently they aren’t cutting the greens very often in hopes of not losing them to the heat. In some places it was like putting on shag carpet. You almost couldn’t hit the ball hard enough to get it to the hole. The bunkers had no sand and were full of weeds; absolutely the worst I’ve ever seen. The fairways were good other than occasionally patches of clover.

We were stuck behind a foursome that was playing way too slow. We never saw a group ahead of them all day although they claimed one was there. Regardless our round took nearly five hours and of course, there wasn’t a marshall on course to keep ppl moving.

In spite of it being in the 90’s, and COVID preventing water coolers, there wasn’t anyone selling beverages on the course. This is irresponsible and dangerous.

The people are always nice but if the course doesn’t improve a lot, soon , it’ll be a long time before I go back. I would also suspect they’ll have a hard time surviving.

Played on 6/13 and the overall conditions were somewhat better than the last time I was there but it has a long way to go in my opinion. The big issue this time for me was the check in which was abysmal. I've read a recent review from someone praising them for the Covid procedures but I'm wondering if were even there at a busy time. I've played a couple courses extensively that were head and shoulders above this place in those terms. I've never had to get within 6 ft of anyone other than the person checking me in and was always no closer than arms length, in and out. At Kenny Perrys you don't even go inside, they just reach through a window from the clubhouse. This place had at least 6 or 7 other guys standing around in that small check in area all standing within a few ft of each other and of course no one with masks. One lady came around at one point asking if someone else needed help checking in and I just said under my breath, no that's ok - we're just all sharing Covid at the moment. It was beyond absurd, why was more than one person even allowed in that area? The other problem is we had to wait for "keys". Yes they said we had to wait for more keys to come in. I've also read recent reviews about someone have a rather big delay teeing off and was told they were out of carts. This person was kind enough to give them the benefit of the doubt saying perhaps it was a Covid issue. I'm here to clear the confusion because it's certainly not the case. They have went to great lengths to NOT allow single golfers to take a cart and will try to take great pains to explain why they're NOT doing something all the other courses I've played are doing so well. The other courses I've played just this week are still encouraging and not charging for taking 1 cart per person. I've seen PB make a huge deal about it and redundant signs are all over the place if you look. They need more carts/keys and quit worrying about the small things like 1 person taking a cart without the threat of being charged extra. I've never seen this before anywhere else to be honest. If you're going on a weekend, esp in the afternoon be prepared for a delay.