Championship at Pine View Golf Course

Called clubhouse about pace of play and they did nothing!

If you like to golf, stop now. If you like to sit in your cart and watch amateur golfers and their children tee off, this is the course for you. Went on a Saturday, 2:10 tee time. Tee off at 2:40 because of the line of 10 golfers (2 walkers) on the first tee. Played 3 holes in 80 minutes, got a rain check because we just couldn’t do that. Guy in the pro shop says “that’s Saturday golf bud”. Took the rain check back the next day, got thru 11 holes in 4 hours.... left the course at that point and will never be back. Almost forgot to mention the extra $28 I was charged because the rain checks didn’t cover a cart (before 2 pm I would assume is the reason for this). So yea if u like to golf go somewhere else cuz “Saturday golf” here is 9 hours a round.

This is my favourite course to play every weekend in 2020, until the August hit and suddenly everything seems to have gone up in flames. Not sure if it's the End of Season Rush or what but the pace of play has been obnoxiously slow for the last month. I am guessing they're overbooking causing the delays. Also due to the said overbooking the course is starting to show the sign of overuse. All the short Par holes Tee areas are in shambles.

This is one of my favorite courses and I really hope they stop overbooking.

3 hours in and on the 8th tee. Never seems so many hackers, yoga pants and sleeveless tee shirts (other than a gym). Awful course. Worse I’ve played ever

The course was over booked with only 4 minutes between each tee times. At times there was 4 groups waiting to tee off, absolutely terrible. There was no marshal enforcing the pace of play. It was hard to tell the difference between the fairways and the rough since they were the same length. Could only finish 9 holes due to time 345 minutes for the front 9.

It’s my first time, it’s bit difficult greens for first timers but really enjoyed, I highly recommend to check it out.

I played this course back in the 90’s while walking and it seemed to be in better condition. The fairways were almost like rough, but I liked the layout. Plenty of dogleg holes, but needs tree trimming. The back nine is much tighter and the greens are fast with many undulations and tiers. Could be an excellent course with better maintenance.

Normal price is overpriced. If you can get a deal rate. it's worth trying it out.

The course needs a lot of TLC, a lot of dead trees that need to be trimmed back, not to mention some holes are just designed very poorly. Oh the most annoying part is there is a gun range not far from the course which is really annoying considering almost everytime you go to shoot a shot you hear them unloading clips in there background. It's just a bad course overall, definitely not worth going again. I would avoid this course save your money and go somewhere better.

The greens were in great condition but the fairways were not mowed and ranged from mushy to pretty firm. Course is pretty narrow and on the front nine there was a lot of waiting while other golfers hit from our fairway. The tee boxes are mostly uneven and sparse from all the divots on many of the holes. The staff was friendly.

This place is mediocre at best. It's the kind of place that will have a full tee sheet on a Saturday , with 92° heat, and not send out a beverage cart all day. They also raised the prices this year. There's better courses with better service for the price. I purchased one of their club cards which is a little membership program they offer. Sad to say it's only the beginning of July,but I don't see myself coming back to use it.

You will love this course, kept in great condition, the layout is fun and challenging, and it is an incredible value.

The front 9 and back 9 are two distinct courses that combine for a fantastic experience. The Open Pines front 9 offers fairly wide fairways and plenty of playable landing areas off the tees, giving way to challenging but manageable greens. Conversely, the back 9 requires more accuracy from the tees, with trees lining the fairways and Harding the greens. Quality drives and approaches should be rewarded with low scores. The greens have plenty of break, but they’re very readable. Despite the break, the greens are fairly straightforward and easy to read, so two-putts shouldn’t be too difficult. When I played, the course was fairly crowded, but the pace of play was impressive. I was riding solo and managed to finish my round in about 4 hours despite the course being packed. The corse is well-designed and well-maintained. It’s not quite a country club experience, but the value for the money is fantastic. Pine View is one of my go to courses if I’m looking for a fun but moderately challenging round at a good price. I will be back again soon!