Point Roberts Golf and Country Club
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Formerly known as Point Roberts Golf & Country Club.
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Great course
Very friendly staff. The course is playing really nice . Greens are in great shape. Would have been nice if there was a kitchen at the end. If you’re in it just for the golf… great choice.
The course is good
This course has a good scenery and a good location.
Hidden Gem
Amazing course and friendly staff. Played as a single and multiple groups were very courteous and allowed me to play through them for pace of play. Nice big practice putting area and well manicured and groomed course overall offering long playing holes with challenging hazards. Did not get a chance to use it, but there is an on course driving range and you can hit off the turf and there isn’t mats which is rare and amazing. Also a practice bunker and chipping area which is very good for dialing in short game. Unfortunately the restaurant was closed, but there is a big restaurant for food beside the pro shop. Used a cart and played as a single, as I said was allowed to play through multiple groups and had caught up to groups at 16th hole and played the last 2 holes as foursome. Total time for 18 holes on cart as a single player was 3hrs. Definitely will be back and playing this hidden gem often! Highly recommend this to course and had a great experience beyond my expectations!
Good choice neition, challenging ng course
Good rate on golf now
No food after 6:30pm
Reef bar is close by for food
Aggressive employees!
Horrible service in the kitchen area!
Server was horrible as well!
This place has potential
This has been touted as the loneliest course in the world during the pandemic. It is a course in a spit of America in a town populated by a mere 1000 residents. It was closed down for two years during the pandemic and has recently reopened. It was a ton of fun. The course is rough around the edges but in time it should be a gem. Bring lots of balls. The bushes eat them up. Staff is amazing and genuine. Very easy border crossing both ways.
I will be back.
Good to have it back
After a number of years of terrible conditions, new owners have come in and are bringing this place back to where it used to be. Great value for the $$ and a fun place to play.
Needs Work and Amenities
Seems like new owners are trying which is great to see. Course is slowly coming back into shape but they do not have enough staff to maintain to a high level. A bit overpriced at the current time considering prices to play courses across the border .
Beautiful setting.
Driving range could be much better.
Suggestion to the restaurant. Have a better selection of craft beers and do a couple of food items really well so people can relax after a round.
Course is on it's Way Back to it's Original Splendor on the Grass
Absolutely the Most Improved course I played in the past year. New Owners are investing to get this course back to it's original plan. They've brought back Wayne Carleton the original designer to assist in this project and hired a capable management team.
Wayne did one of the most incredible designs I've seen carving the course into the natural terrain.
Greens have been rebuilt and were a bit slow and a little bumpy. Once the root system is fully developed they'll be able to cut them tight and fast.
Fairways have gone from hardpan dirt to mostly perfect. Still a few patches growing in but considering it's summer in the PNW (very dry) they are very playable. Fairways and Greens are protected by Bunkers that are playable. sand is a bit heavy in damp or wet conditions.
The fairways are reasonably generous but all carved through the woods. If you hit into the treed areas there's no chance to play out, they're naturally wooded and not manicured like you see on many courses. This isn't a maintenance issue it's an important design feature.
Every hole offers a unique challenge. None look the same.
High handicappers and beginners might get frustrated quickly so I'd suggest this course will appeal more to Mid/Low Handicap golfers.
If you play early BUG SPRAY is a must!!!
In 2003 GD rated this course the 8th Best New Course in USA and I'll suggest by 2019 it will be back on the radar as one of the Top Public courses in Washington State.
My Lawn Looks Better
I used to come here often. It's been 2yrs and we played cause it was $10 through golfnow.com. now I know why. The tee boxes barely had grass. They haven't cut the fairways in what seems likes yrs. Couldn't telon where the fairway and rough meet. Lots of patches of grass in the fairway mixed with lots and lots of sand and moss. This courses has gone way downhill.