Black Birch Golf Club

Nice layout but fairways are a mix of different types of grass and the greens are pretty bumpy.

If you want to just get out and hit some golf balls for practice this is the place.

Finished 18 holes in 3hours and 30 minutes on a Saturday as the place wasn’t busy.

Staff in clubhouse were friendly

The course needs alot of work. The tee boxes aren't leveled, the greens are very patchy, most of the fairways are actually dirt. This course needs alot of work, but if they got some grass seed or sod this could be a really good course. But for it being April there is no reason for the course to be looking like it did.

Great value! Walked 9 holes for $10. Three of us finished in less than two hours. Had a fun time. Course needs a lot of work on fairways, around and on greens. Will definitely go back for reasonable rate. Hopefully conditions can improve.

Early spring course conditions. Greens need to come alive. When you play the greens are small, so pin seeking can be frustrating.

I played from Sr Tees & my girl played from the Red Tees.

We had a very good time. Its worth the drive and it's worth the money spent.

We've played there prior and later in the season when everything is lush and grown in.

Can't wait to go back.

Actually title should be “ lack of grass”. Fairways were basically grass less, greens unputtable. Too bad because course layout was great. Will go back later in summer to see if it improves.

It was a perfect day of golf, thanks to this wonderful, friendly staff and this awesome course!! I had a blast!!! I cannot wait to go back!!!!

Thank you, crew of the Black Birch Golf Course!!!!!

Robert

Course is in terrible shape, greens are extremely slow, fairways and tee boxes need tons of work.

Course needs a ton of work. Crabgrass, gopher holes and tunnels. Conditions weren’t nearly as bad two weeks ago

Fairways all crabgrass with minimal grass patches. Greens were bumpy long grass needed cutting and bunkers hard packed For $20 for 9 was good value

Needs work from tees to greens. Tee boxes are patchy crabgrass. Fairways do not exist. Greens are ok but don’t roll smooth. Low cost is only thing going for it but not for serious golfers.

I played nine holes three times this week at Black Birch. Conditions have certainly improved here since the outset of the 2021 season; they’re now about average. The greens were better than they were in early August, especially because they’re rolling smoothly for the most part, but they’re still not nearly as blemish-free (resistant?) as they were in 2019. Overall, though, I can’t help but admire the persistence the grounds crew has had in the restoration of this scenic layout after last year’s literal outage.

I do like playing here for several reasons, not the least of which is its convenience. More importantly, the layout is strong. With four good par-5’s, a nice mix of three-pars, and some great par-fours--notably three, twelve and fourteen--you get a lot of bang for your buck here, even if all you intend is to work on your game.

I’ve always liked Black Birch GC. It was nice to see Keith here again at the clubhouse, as he’s always courteous, friendly, diplomatic (if there’s a problem), and an excellent golfer who hits it straight and long. In short, the perfect course manager.