Ed Oliver Golf Club

An unorganized and dangerous course t boxes on top of each other sand traps have mud and stones some holes you are on a t box directly behind green very dangerous will not return

A too hot day in mid-April was not what I expected for my first round of the year. The course was in pretty good shape, although I was a bit disappointed in the condition of the greens. Bunkers were relatively hard and some had standing water in them. The tees and fairways were in good shape. Overall it was a good experience to get the season started.

The greens were aerated, which is expectable this time of year, however there was just sand laying on all the greens. Many on the greens you couldn't see the grass through the sand. The tee boxes are beat up. You can see grass seed down on some but they are in poor condition and probably should have been addressed last year. Bunkers hold water, some full of mud not sand and fairway bunkers are full of weeds.

For the price of a Hot Deal it's worth a round. Definitely not what they are charging on weekends.

Course was in OK shape for middle April. The bunkers were absolutely awful. Like playing off concrete. 80 degree day with no water. Pretty petty. Will play there again but know what to expect.

Grabbed hot deal and tried this course for first time.

Liked course was kinda tight and forced good shots. Well placed trees and bunkers. Couple greens had some spots but for $35, this course is well worth money.

Was a very busy day & round took 4 hours 40 minutes with up to 5 minute wait on every tee box.

Looking forward to playing again in future without the 30 mph winds.

Situated in a prestigious area of Wilmington, this course is a shame with lack of maintenance. Fairways, bunkers, greens are not playable!

First time I played Porky's this year. What happened to this course? New groundskeeper?

Their greens always use to be in good shape. Not now! The tee boxes were beat up and the fairways looked like they were coming back last year. I use to play here a lot. I just couldn't get over the poor condition of the greens. That was always a strength of this course. The women's tee boxes like great.

The greens were poor, uneven, and missing grass. Early October is when the course should be in the best shape and this one isn't. Rough, uneven fairways with most balls ending up in poor lies. Sand traps were mostly dirt and stones.

What is wild is Rock Manor and Delcastle are both owned by the same company as Ed Oliver and both of those courses are worlds better maintained than this historic gem. I think the management is just bad, which is sad as this is a good location for a decent course.