West at White Pines Golf Course

Layout was very good p, employees were excellent, some areas of fairways were hard as concrete while greens were deceptively slow and soft. Tee boxes were great not chewed up with divots. Sand traps were rocky and needed to be raked as they were compacted sand

Golf cart broke down and had to walk 2 holes before they replaced it. No compensation offered for the issue. The replacement cart also had issue. Had to use reserve to get from one green to tee box.

1st time playing the east course and it was a treat. Challenging yet satisfying.

I'm usually a good bunker player, but I just can't hit a decent shot out of there sand bunkers. They have just a sprinkle of sand on top or some hard dry dirt. You just can't get under the ball, and there's no way to get sand behind the ball. I found it's easier to catch the ball clean and softly chip it out. Good Luck if you hit in one.

White Pines (both West and East) are value plays. Tree over planting would be an understatement here. Greens are pockmarked and generally are slowish and overall conditioning is just fair. We played on a cool cloudy day so it wasn't all that crowded - but when it is a full course pace of play here is usually a 5 hour turtle crawl - especially if you get behind foursomes of members who think they own the place some weekday mornings. The West course has several long Par 5's and plays a longish 6300 yards plus. East course is shorter but ridiculously tree lined in places - straying off any fairway you're likely punching out ala Club Pro Guy. Thankfully windstorms have blown down a lot of trees on a couple of the West course holes.....but not enough on far too many holes. You can be 10 feet off the fairway and still have tree troubles. Both courses are $35 values at best. Fairly decent facilities...driving range off mats and halfway house, etc but that just doesn't make up for the lackluster overall conditioning and a lot of holes that all look the same - where the lack of trees tell you where to go.....

The course was in BAD shape. Greens were fuzzy, not cut on a Sunday, SUPER slow. Divot marks all over. The bunkers are dirt, not sand, and the tee boxes and fairways are long.

You shouldn’t have to worry about getting grass between club and ball when teeing up a par 3, but it is true. All of the boxes were terribly long.

Course is charging too much at $59 for the shape it is in.

Our golf cart died just 8 holes into playing. I continuously called the golf course and no one answered. We had to carry our clubs the rest of the way.

Chose a course that was near the hotel. Played the West and I was pleasantly surprised. Starter let me know about some of the tee boxes being eaten up but it was no problem. The course was in great shape. Greens were rolling fairways were true. Now it’s on to the East course

As I indicated with the title, the sand bunkers have no sand in them and very dry, very hard to get the club under the ball without hitting the ball. They also decided to put sand on the greens, I know they do this every year but there was alot. I would of liked a heads up. Ive noticed this year they aren't keeping the coarse as well as they used to. The tee boxes extremly dry, broke 4 tees trying to t up.

Trash everywhere. Chewed up tee boxes. Half dead greens. Don’t let the nice practice greens fool you. The greens at this place are awful. Tee boxes are bad. Bunkers not raked. Garbage all over the course. Embarrassing. Don’t bother. Star away!

We were allowed to have individual carts which is good given the virus uptick. Pace was slow, had to wait on every hole. Course was in great condition but players behind us were anxious & hit down on us a few times when it was obvious that we couldn’t play faster due to over crowding ahead of us. Otherwise a good round.

Pretty straight wide open course. Greens a very easy to read, they’re all straight. The sand traps are concrete with a little sand sprinkled on top. But $40 for 18 and $60 for 36 can’t really beat it.