Springfield Golf Center

Got in 17 of 18 holes before the sky opened up. All the rain this season made everything feel closer in so you needed to be on the fairway to stay out of the tall stuff. Overall like this course economical and fun for golfers at every level.

First time golfing here. Was great course. Rate of play was not ideal. Lots of singles getting bunched up.

I liked this course. The first 9 holes were pretty clean and decent to play on. The last 9 needed some TLC. Overall, I understand our weather has been complete crap this past month and am looking forward to coming again and trying this course again!

First off, the staff was great so no complaints there. Now about the course... Tee boxes are trrible, grass is tall and weeds all over them. Rough was full of clovers and ditches. At one point I couldn't tell the fairway compared to the rough. The cart path is like going off roading with ditches and roots sprouting underneath. My buddy and I quit after 12 holes. I will not be playing here again. Not even for the hot deal I secured.

Overall a decent place. Greens are terrible. Nice driving range.

I stopped playing at Springfield 15yrs ago because the course conditions were getting pretty bad. I decided to play there with a friend today thinking that after all of these years, bad reviews, and time to make improvements, it must have gotten better. Boy, I could not have been more wrong. It’s worse now than before. On the walk up to the clubhouse, there were potholes in the pavement that I rembered from back then, only they are bigger now. Every single green was almost unputtable due to bare patches making your ball bounce off line every time you had to putt across one. (And this is after a rainy summer here in New Jersey, so the greens are that bad from neglect, not from dry spells). On most holes, you couldn’t tell if you were in the fairway or rough. The 14th fairway alone was like a cow pasture. Some sections of the cart paths were either almost overgrown or in almost unsafe condition. And on top of everything, for the privilege of playing in such luxurious conditions, they charge some of the highest greens fees around. $44 per golfer on a Sunday morning. We could have played a much nicer course for less. This is a family owned course and I’m all for supporting family businesses, but only if the family cares about what they are giving the paying customer. This family does not seem to. DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY!

Huge disappointment. This is the course of my youth. I played here often when in my twenties. Moved away 20 years ago and came back to the area and decided to play for nostalgia. The tee boxes are hard as a rock, the greens are pathetic, and the fairways are largely crabgrass. No one, it seems, fixes ball marks on the green. I must have fixed 20 while I was there. They had the nerve to charge me $29 for that piece of crap!?! Personally, I don't get it. It is a beautiful piece of land in a beautiful and prosperous area of southern New Jersey. This place needs a golf course/country club developer to come in and put this place out of its misery. Raze the whole place, mitigate the Rancocas Creek that runs near it, put in some quality irrigation system, and then you will have something. The owners of this place seem like they just do not care. Oh, and by the way, a little message to the staff there, "How about a smile once in a while?"

Hard distinguishing the fairway from the rough, no starter; so tee off in 5 minute intervals... Therefore crowded, they have lost all the greens, no one fixes ball marks on greens... Never again!