East at White Pines Golf Course

It's hard to tell what is worth the money these days, although I don't feel like I got my money's worth. $77, weekend, with a cart.

Cart paths are far improved from when I played in mid-April. A black sealant was applied over rocks, so the old reviews about the cart paths are resolved.

Issues today included the following: #1 Weeds: It seemed like the course was not sprayed for weeds, especially rough, because the course was full of dandelions and clover. #2 Debris: It is understandable that there has been a lot of wind, but many fairways and tee boxes had not been blown off. It made finding balls difficult. #3 Rough: Take it or leave it, but the rough was pretty high. In combination with the weeds and debris, it made finding balls in the rough difficult.

#4 tee box on 17: The tee box directs you to tee off from a mat. I gave them a pass in April, as there hadn't been time to grow much, but now it's time they do something about it. #5 beverage cart: There was apparently a beverage cart out, but somehow we did not get a visit.

I understand that this is still public golf, but it seems like there were too many misses for a busy weekend. It didn't feel like the course lived up to the cost.

I paid $31 as a walking senior and felt I got my money’s worth wirh this course. Relatively wide open but still lost some balls in the fairway with all the maple tree “helicopters “ on tbe course. No water stations is my biggest complaint but snack driver came around 3 times 8-18

Just an awful course. They don’t cut the rough ever. The greens are the same on every hole. Just a circle that my 4 year old could draw. Pace of play is awful. 17th tee box doesn’t exist. They have $10 turf mats to hit off of. I can’t believe I wasted $80 dollars at this place.

Great day. course in great shape. Pace was just right. Not waiting & not rushed. Right at 4 hours for 18.

Course was not in good shape. No work done on the sand traps. Greens were very slow yet firm. There are better values in the area.

Fairways & greens in great condition. Pace was just right, not waiting, not rushed. Right at 4 hrs.

This was our home course every weekend until now. On a beautiful good Friday with every single tee time booked they had no cart girl and only one old lady serving the bar. Also the halfway house at the turn was not open. There's this elderly lady trying to serve dozens of people who want drinks and food at the turn. Complete disaster. Lastly the cart paths are crumbling all over the place. It's just not a good value anymore. Sorry we are going to have to frequent somewhere else.

This used to be a favorite course. While the greens were great the rest of the course is beat up and in desperate need of repair. Many parts were soggy or flooded. The cart paths are falling apart with massive potholes everywhere. It was cart path only so the ride was bumpy to say the least. It's a shame because it's normally a fun course.

Course was fine but the cart paths were a disaster. Not just a few spots here and there... throughout the entire east course, the paths were completely pitted and busted up. Normally that wouldn't bother us but it happened to be "cart path only" that day

It rained heavily the day before. Guess what, a lot of water on the course and cart path only. First time, I've played the West course. In early April, is easier to see the routing of both the East and West courses. Paid 20 on GolfNow.

Well maintained if you don’t care how cart path looks.

Nice layout with greens in nice shape, greens are a bit uninteresting and then wake you up with a surprise break here and there. Also would say a good value.

White Pines is one of a handful of courses that opened for the few days of unusually warm weather in March. Not surprisingly, most of it was very soft, resulting in mud on the ball and club. The greens were in better shape than expected. It was just fun to get out.

Typical condition for this time of year no tee off markers in box