Centerton Golf Club

Centerton Golf Course is situated within Parvin State Park, it provides great scenery and a chance to mingle with local wildlife. Great Facilities, Bar & Restaurant - Course was in great shape, able to drive the Cart everywhere. The Parking Lot just got a major facelift so there isn't a bad place to park. Golfed until the Sunset, drove back to the Clubhouse in the dark - great time!

Thank goodness this course only cost me $10 and was under 4 hours of play. Lousy tee boxes, burnt out fairways, and beat up greens. Apparently, a group ahead at some point had no etiquette or were purely lazy in fixing ballmarks. Routinely came upon 3 or 4 fresh ones every green. I took the time to fix them, which I'm okay with since most don't fix them properly anyway. Layout was subpar. There weren't any holes where I felt were cool design. I won't be running back here again anytime soon. I try to play as many different courses as possible. And I was told this was very nice but everyone has a different opinion.

Had some anxious moments when checking in at the pro shop and being told that my paperwork with the confirmation number did not say 'paid in full'. Two of the employees had to research via emails to see if the tee time for 152pm was valid and was paid for in full. Ensuring that the country club or golf course is notified in a more effective manner would be much better.

I am older and can't hit the ball very far. I played the gold tees and enjoyed that option very much. The greens were very good. I've always enjoyed Centerton but it is a bit of a ride for me. The pricing is very reasonable and it is one of the best golf values in south jersey. I played with a long time friend from college. That, the weather and the course made it a fantastic day.

Course is in bad shape. Used to be one of my favorites but it has gone downhill quite a bit over the last couple of years. Tee box condition is awful, fairways are decent, greens are pretty good. Rough is mostly crabgrass. Will only go back as a last resort.

Tee boxes very rough, weedy and bare areas. Fairway weedy and needed cutting. Staff was friendly, that was about the only positive about this course.

The staff was friendly and helpful upon arrival. We were told there was a small outing in front of us. We were expecting a long day. We did have to wait at times but was still able to finish the round in 4 1/2 hours, not bad for a week end. The greens did have dead spots and there was a lot of crab grass in the rough. Overall a nice experience.

won't go back, course in bad shape, very slow play

The course was a little shabby. Losing some greens, fairways were not good. Have played there many times in the past and it has deteriorated.

Very wide open course. Hard to get in trouble anywhere. Very little water. Staff was very friendly and let us go out as a twosome with no gripes. Played 18 holes in three hours. Very good value , Will definitely play there again.

I have enjoyed played Centerton numerous times over the past 15 years but have not played this course since 2012.

I have to say I was greatly disappointed with the condition of the course following my recent play. The greens on the 1st nine holes were in fair/poor condition due to burnout. As such, there were numerous patches of repaired green areas that were difficult to putt over. However, the biggest complaint I have is the number of exposed 3" black plastic discs located on many of the greens. Many of these plastic discs are located about 1/2' below the grade of the green. These discs are either pop-up sprinkler head covers or previous pin location covers. On several occasions, we had to purposely move the position of our ball several inches right or left of our putting line to avoid putting over these depressed discs. In over 30 years of playing golf, I have never seen this green condition on any other golf course!

Unfortunately, I can't recommend this course at this time to anyone looking for an enjoyable round of golf until Centerton Golf Course corrects its greens problems.

Greens in bad condition. No rakes in sand trap. Not we'll taken care of

Pace was a little slow 1st 9, but opened up back nine into the sun, but over all it was a good day. Cart path needs work, pot holes & roots. Shot my first 88.

Tee box grass was too high...some greens needed repair. Overall decent shape and fun place to play.

Great course to play/not the most difficult but definitely a challenge.

The price was right for the quality of course the ony real negative was that there are very few ball washers at the tee box.

Got out as a twosome. Never pushed. Exceptional course for the cost With a cart

Great find and a steal at 25 dollars. Laid back course great shape. 50 minute drive for me but for the value I may make the drive and play again.

STARTED THE DAY AT WARM AND SUNNY... THEN HEAVY RAIN AND HAIL. NICE GREENS AND FAIRWAYS. PLAYED IN LESS THEN 4 HOURS WITH 30 MINUTES OF WAIT TIME IN BETWEEN 13TH AND 14 TH HOLES.

Centerton is a good value for the money. Not too hard but enough chances to get in trouble. Greens were in good shape all through April and May. Sand is super hard.

Largest complaint is that they have hands down the slowest golf carts I have ever driven. For $35 it's well worth it.