Pruneridge Golf Course

Wasn't sure what to expect, in the middle of the city. But since my wife is new to the game, we felt a 9-hole course would be a great way to get her some course time.

The course is well laid out and fair, some long holes (2555 yds), intermediate and short (95 yards). The fairways and greens were good. It's a perfect course for someone who's learning the game.

However, there was a crew performing tree cutting duties, and they had NO CLUE that they were responsible to avoid parking their trucks in the middle of the fairways, while they talked to other maintenance crews. One guy ran over my ball in the fairway because he didn't pay attention to where I had hit my drive and just drove across the fairway. I would have appreciated being informed that there was tree cutting activities on the course, and that may have changed my decision to play.

They were using a shredder to cut up the limbs, and they literally parked on the sides of the fairways, putting them and their crews at risk to be hit by a struck ball.

Other than that, a very good experience.

Nice condition, easy lay-out, good for working on short irons

Play was at your own pace. No one in front or behind me most of the round. Course is undergoing some construction right now but did not hamper play. My one complaint would be about all the landscaping debris just laying around. Overall a good value on GolfNow.

The guy at the pro shop was rude. I would never go back to this course.

Played during the endlessSuper Bowl pregame ritual and first quarter, I was Almost alone on the course! Played twice, and still got to enjoy 3/4 of the game and halftime show. I should NOT RECOMMEND IT , so I can keep it for me to play with little wait time! The Eagles won, so it was a great allaround day!

I always have a great game here. I like that I get to work on the things I need to work on. I’ve only been at this for a little over a year...I am having the time of my life!

Great opportunity to work on short game.

Course Well maintained.

I encourage others who want to play 9 holes to try out this course.

One of the nicest 9 hole course we've ever played. First 3 holes noisey with road traffic but after that it was like golfing in a neighborhood park although pretty narrow. As I was having issues with my short game today I was having trouble finding balls in deeper 2nd cut.plus being our 1st time really wanted to take time to appreciate the venue. We seemed to be constantly pushed by the regulars that were either singles or 2 somes so felt rushed.I know how to keep a pace going but it seemed the regulars here are all he'll bent on how fast they can get a round in.

Great value/facilities gc but not so sure I will play again for the distance we traveled and the rush of play. ( relax guys, enjoy the course, your not on the I280)

Clean nice 9 hole golf course. Excelant driving range with like new range balls! Fun time! Greens were very good too.

Getting on is a breeze and I love how friendly the staff is. They answer all my questions (and I ask a lot...I'm still somewhat a beginner) with a smile. The coarse is very well maintained and I like that people pretty much keep the pace.

Decent Course and Lay out. Nice to get out to do a quick 9. Pruneridge has a nice location, price is decent to play. They have a good warm up putting green, and a nice double level driving range. I will recommend to my fellow golfers, and will return. Thank You Pruneridge.

I think this is a cute little nine hole course. Some of the par 3's were actually pretty nice, and while the all three par 4's were short, the tree lining on the first two makes for a more controlled tee shot. The 9th hole is a wide open par 4 that frankly isn't very interesting.

The course fits into a square block that obviously is too small to house a proper golf course. For that reason, tee boxes are rather close to greens from previous holes. Greens were in pretty good shape, albeit very soft (bring your divot repair tool - a wedge will leave a large hole in the green). Fairways were under watered and very spotty, which i assume comes from a combination of drought and foot golf. It only matters on three holes though. Tee boxes were also poorly-maintained.

The soccer shenanigans were a bit distracting, but I suppose it's a nice way for an otherwise non-full golf course to earn an extra income.

I might return. I kind of liked it, despite all of its flaws.

Good course to play after work or for a quick round. Some holes in decent condition but some not. Greens were not in good condition but mostly because holders don't repair their marks. Lots of trees for a small course which keep you protected and challenge you to hit different shots

I've played Pruneridge several times and normally it is good value for money.
This time though, there was Footgolf being played as well. All of a sudden, there is soccer balls flying around and footgolf foursomes arguing that "Footgolf is a faster paced game than golf, please let us play through"

As long the current format with footgolf being played at the same time slots as regular golf, I will be going to a different course.

My first experience at pruneridge was excellent , I played two rounds. I wanted to keep playing, I had such a good time. The guys I golfed with we're friendly and played very well. I can't wait to go back.

This is strange to find some people playing succor on the fairway while you are on the game. We found 2 groups of teenager and a middle age man with kids. Dangerous.......safety concern!

Nice place for after work quick 9. Nice large double deck driving range. Nice but small snack shack that closes fairly early. Play is normally pretty fast and greens are in good shape.