Pebble Brook Golf Club - South Course

Nice course that is well maintained for the price :-)

The course layout is not too demanding for novice golfers, but also offers some challenges for all levels. I'd recommend you give this course a look. This review is for the South Course, but they also feature another 18-hole North Course.

This was a good round in the afternoon. Not many people were on the course, so it was nice to play quickly. The course was in pretty good shape as well.

The normal rate for PebbleBrook would be far too high, but Golfnow rates are about right for this course. It has a fun layout and is fairly well maintained. For the right price I would definitely recommend this course for an outing with friends.

We played the South Course and it was a nice round. Very quick and many clubs to hit. Lots of doglegs that require knowledge of the course to know where to hit.

The course seemed quite empty so you didn't feel any pressure to play faster or rush a read on a putt. I didn't see hardly anyone. The course had these pesky biting flies but that's the only real complaint. Some tee boxes were in great shape and others not so much. Had I not gotten a great deal at golf now .com and paid full price, the course would not have been worth the money

This course is laid out very well compared to many other courses in the same price range. However, many of the greens need attention due to some disease. I am probably more budget conscious than most when it comes to paying for golf, so the $45 price tag on a week day at 2pm was a little steep for my liking. HOWEVER, if you can utilize the Golf Now deal for $10, this might be the best value for golf I've ever experienced.

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Layout of Pebble Brook South Course has always been a favorite of mine. South gives you a great mix of straightforward holes and holes that require thoughtful positioning of shots. Greens would have recieved a perfect grade, but a small issue on middle right portion of #12 green, which should recover this season and only accounts for 5% of the total green area, prevented a blanket "noteworthy". It's still early in the season, and South is a mature track so should be just fine. Mid to upper-mid tier course that has the potential to be a top tier track.

Our foursome played the south course. Like a lot of courses, it had it share of damage due to the summer heat and dry conditions. Most of the courses have come to life, but not this one. Tee boxes were so damaged, most of the par 3's had little to no grass to hit from. The greens all had areas of brown out, down to the dirt. I could live with some of it, had they placed the pins in spots on the green away from the damaged areas. The scorecard did not have hole layouts, and there were no layouts on the tee boxes. We were left guessing where holes were and which way the dog legs run, etc.

The course was in great shape except for the greens. They had several burnt out spots, some aeriatied, some not. Leaves were not a problem even though they have a plithera amount of trees throughout the course, and it is'that time of the year!

The in-cart GPS features makes this course more enjoyable. It's nice to play a course like this with the in-cart GPS (so that you don't have to use your phone or device which slows the round for others). You know exact yardage on every shot and it makes everything more enjoyable. The course is in decent shape overall, however, the sand in the bunkers could use some attention (or just don't hit it in the sand). The driving range has 3 flags that I would assume are 100, 150, and 200. More targets would make it better. I have it 4 stars overall because it is a great value. The sand and some of the greens/tees/fairways having burnt-out patches due to the severe drought this year prevent it from being a 5.

Between the North & South courses, you get a taste of almost every golfing situation. Plenty of doglegs, some wide open and some narrow fairways, some water hazards and well placed bunkers. It's a USA style course but some of the holes do have a "link-ish" fel to them.

Played the North course. I realize the drought affected all courses in the area, but the North course was in the worst shape I have seen a course in years. Perhaps all the maintenance money is going toward the South course?

I understand we had little rain, but they should have lowered rates based on the condition of the course.