Rock Manor Golf Club

I played this over two days because of a rain delay. The course was maintained very well, even for this time of the year I would say awsome condition. The price was good going through golf now.
I cant say anything bad about this. Every time I go back it seems as if they did something better or nicer. I looks and plays great.
Thank you golf now for helping me return to e great course for a reasonable price.

The course is always in good shape, but its also always packed and slow moving. I go when I can get a deal on golfnow but its wildly overpriced otherwise.

When this course was completely renovated a few years back, it was great! Greens were fast and firm, thick rough, and resilient fairways. To some it could have been considered up to the standard of some country clubs. The biggest downside was the pace of play. Obviously with large crowds rushing to play the redesign it was understandable.

Now, the course is a disgrace! I am baffled that people are continuing to play the Rock with there conditions. The greens are BEYOND scattered with divots and very soft. The fairways are beat up, but yet the rough is still somewhat high.

Yes, the Rock is a municipal course, but they have all of the facilities and have a difficult time trying to pull everything together. I Would NOT place the Rock unless it is at twilight when the price is cheaper.

This track was a real treat we enjoyed the challenges and will definitely play it again.

Course is nice, challenging and staff is very knowledgable. A little pricey.

Course is ok, fairways and greens are not the greatest. I know it's a municipal course, we had the 1st tee time on Saturday and every green had dozens of unfixed ball marks. Very rough...not a bad course but NOT worth $69!!

Staff was super friendly
Carts include GPS with yards to pin
Course had some fun challenges
On premise putting and chipping areas as well as range
I would absolutely recommend Rock Manor to anyone

Greens were next to perfect, GPS in all the carts, and great cart paths.

This course can jump up and bite you on more than a few holes. #4 in particular is a 530 yard par 5. The tee shot requires a 200 yard carry over brush and forward tees, to a slight dogleg right. The remainder of the hole plays uphill to a well bunkered green that slopes away from you. Reaching in two is only for the longest of hitters. Par is an excellent score here. The green complexes are well thought out and some pin placements can make a two footer scary. There is a good mix of risk/reward par 4's with a drivable par 4 on each nine. The issue here is that the greens and fairways are really starting to show the effects of a large number of rounds of play at the end of a season. The greens showed way too many ill-repaired or unrepaired pitch marks, making already challenging putting downright unfair. Even though the course provides divot mix, it's clear that the regular clientele does not take the time or the effort to use it. Some fairways were really worked over and pock marked. Excellent and friendly staff and the GPS on the carts was accurate. Until the conditions improve, I would recommend trying Brandywine Country Club just a few miles down the road.

If you can play this course for 40 dollars it's a heck of a deal... the fairways are cut down and in great shape, the greens are receptive but fast and it has just enough turn in it that it makes it challenging all the way around.

Not super long, but a fun course nevertheless. It's fairly flat, but the woods, streams & hills that do exist are incorporated nicely. Most of the course is links style, with opposing fairways running alongside each other. Greens, fairways & rough were all well maintained. The pace of play was a little slow, mostly owing to one group ahead of ours. The staff was helpful and attentive to our requests. I will play here again.