Rock Manor Golf Club

Course layout was nice and everything was in good shape - except the greens. Full of pitch marks and dead spots

This is a great course, how ever its a great if the price of a round matched the course, worth maybe $65-75 a round. This course should not be $100+ per round, that is way too expensive for this course. This course is a step behind glen mills and just as expensive

I had a great time at this course. A lot of the time courses have very similar holes and are not unique. This course was not the case and each hole had new challenges and different layouts. It was in great conditions especially the greens. They were rolling very quick and true for this time of year. I got a great deal online for an afternoon tea time and finished up in four hours. I would love to be back

This was my first time playing Rock Manor. It started with the starter letting me know that he "works off tips" then allowed me to put my own bag on the cart. The course was wet and they just punched the fairways. The grass pulled from the fairway was dumped in the ruff, so it was impossible to get a clean lie. The greens were also punched and caused numerous putts to bounce off line. There were a half dozen golf holes that felt like they didn't have enough room but built a golf course there any ways. All in all, I won't be back and I won't recommend it to any of my friends.

First time playing the course. Overall, pretty solid course. The front nine has a good layout with good use of a natural preserve. Back 9 felt a little squeezed in at times, and it's a very lackluster finishing hole. Overall the course is in really good shape. Pretty good greens, but don't listen to the starter, who said they were rolling at a 12 or 13. They were maybe a 10. Not fast at all, but smooth and firm for the most part. Food at the pub was really, really good, and not expensive at all, and bartender was super nice. For $95, it was a little steep, and probably should have included range balls, but given that the course was packed, I guess people don't mind too much.

Good conditions, speed of play was good. Challenging and fun. Definitely coming back.

First time playing at Rock Manor. Brought my wife and 4 year old son out. For still being cold out the course was well maintained and clean. Course is very challenging and is a lot of fun. Teeboxes, fairways, bunker, and greens were all great for this time of year. Would recommend to any golfer.

Always a pleasure to play here. They do a great job of maintaining the course, especially the sand traps. With so many courses doing away with traps due to the high cost of maintaining them properly, it is refreshing to find a reasonably priced course doing such a great job with them. Greens were VERY fast the day I played.

The closest course to my house, Rock manor is a good muni that has a reputation for above average conditions and slow play. But only one of those things didn’t happen. A little over 4 hours to play with a lot of cart path only holes is, unfortunately, not the norm.

Course is above average condition for February. Greens were fast. The bunkers looked and played well, according to the others in my group. ( I was lucky and missed them all)

It was great to get the first round of the year in the books. Paid the regular rate of $44 for a mid week afternoon tee time. Maybe a little high for winter golf, but the proximity to my house made it worth the little extra.

For what’s it’s worth, I had the typical February round. 54-40. My personal best on the back 9 .