Black Birch Golf Club

Sadly, Black Birch has regressed over the summer around both the greens, where the disease incurred has spread over the whole of each putting surface, and in the bunkers, now very weedy and washed out. The fairways are essentially playable, though not good, and the greenside areas spotty to poor. The course is mowed, but inconsistently: some fairways are better than others.

The crushing blow, however, has been dealt to the greens, which are now so inconsistent that my putts bumped more than they rolled: there was almost no way to insure a two-putt, even with a good and well-judged stroke. So keeping a score was essentially impossible.

Black Birch’s ownership has let down this facility by its minimal maintenance budget, which is a shame. The employees deserve better (they always do a good job serving golfers), as do those who pay to play this once-respectable golf course.

This course definitely needs some love, I'll not be back until it's been fixed. Which is a shame because its a great layout and the staff is awesome.

Idk why but I guess I expected alot better conditions on this course. The greens were destroyed! Impossible to putt

Literally the worst conditioned course I’ve ever played. There are no fairways, just crabgrass and weeds all over. All the same length and so high that if you hit down the middle you will lose your ball. The tee boxes are laughably bad and the greens may be worse than anything I’ve ever seen. Putting is a guessing game of which crater and dead spot will kick your ball out of line. If I lived across the street and they said I could golf for free any time I wanted to I would never golf again. I won a pass for 18 and a cart for 2 people at a tournament and I threw the certificate away because it wasn’t even enjoyable. It takes a lot for me to review something but this made me so mad that a course could have the balls to charge any money to play here.

Literally the worst conditioned course I’ve ever played. There are no fairways, just crabgrass and weeds all over. All the same length and so high that if you hit down the middle you will lose your ball. The tee boxes are laughably bad and the greens may be worse than anything I’ve ever seen. Putting is a guessing game of which crater and dead spot will kick your ball out of line. If I lived across the street and they said I could golf for free any time I wanted to I would never golf again. I won a pass for 18 and a cart for 2 people at a tournament and I threw the certificate away because it wasn’t even enjoyable. It takes a lot for me to review something but this made me so mad that a course could have the balls to charge any money to play here.

This course is not in a condition to play now. There’s pretty much no point to playing the course with its current condition. I realize they are rebuilding but thought I’d write this to say the course has a lot of potential but currently is not even worth playing until the greens are at least fixed. I wish them a lot of luck in getting the course back into shape.

Greta but the course need job on the bunkers, and greens.

Friendly staff — and they are pretty up front about the course conditions— The greens are the WORST in the state — you can not putt without hitting a hole or fungus areas — they are really bad and very small greens now compared to last year. The rough was 6 -8 inches deep and impossible to find balls which produced slow play!! Sand traps have more crap grass than sand and are unplayable!!! People driving carts all over the place as the ropes are all down or don’t exist. No rangers on the course to stop this from happening. No drinking water on the course.

It’s literally a field with the grass at different lengths. Loose balls in fairway. Bumps all over the greens.

For $31 for 18 holes and a cart is a great price but the tee boxes were torn up and the greens were an absolute mess.

There was way to crab grass and the greens were absolutely terrible. Would rather putted on the fairways.

But the tee box were beat up and the greens were the worst I’ve ever seen on a course. But $31 for 18 with a cart. I’d do it again

This isn't even a golf course. Just some holes cut in a field of rough and crab grass. The layout could be nice but needs major renovation. Don't even bring you putter greens are damaged shaggy and un-puttable. Save your money.

My kids love playing here. Great for beginners and staff is very accommodating. Played here at least ten times this summer.

Black Birch is a good value for someone to get in a round of golf. Unfortunately the greens are in horrible condition extremely slow with bumps that will redirect your putt. The fairway grass is long so you will need to play your shots up. Sometimes you cannot tell the difference between fairway or rough. Good course to practice. Price for 18 with a cart is very low compared to other courses. If it were not for the low cost i would have only given 1 star as my overall rating. Staff is very friendly. I have not eaten at the restaurant so i gave 3 star rating to amenities

This course is in the worst shape I have ever seen a course in. Even with paying the hot deal price of only $21.99 I still don’t think it was worth it to play here. The fairways are as long as typical roughy and full of crabgrass. The tee boxes are non-existent, just markers placed in the middle of way too tall grass. The greens are the slowest I’ve ever seen, and probably the bumpiest as well, making it next to impossible to hit a putt over 5 feet. Sand traps full of crabgrass and no rakes to be found. The layout wasn’t bad, but it seems like the owners just are putting money into the course. Not a single worker was out on the course, and there was a lot of work to do. Do not even consider paying the full price of $57 to play here, that is actual insanity that they think they can charge that.