Pennsauken Country Club

Short course but always in great shape. Greens roll true and still hold iron shots.

Easy to make my tee time.

Bernie in the pro shop was very nice and witty!

Just over a 4 hour round on a Friday so pace was good.

Great local spot and the beers are cold, Trevor in the bar was quick to serve us.

Will be back before too long!

I've played the course on average 3 times a year. This is by far the best shape the course has been in for as long as I can recall. The tees were even and level. The fairways were cut to a perfect length. The rough was not too punishing. The bunkers were raked and well kept. The greens were consistent and true. If I can find any fault it's with the golfers who fail to repair their ball marks on the greens. If you haven't played here this year add it to your must play list.

Overall this is a great little course even after a deluge the night before I played. The only poor thing I have to say is that letting people walk before 4 pm on the weekend really slows down the pace of play

Nice layout, good fairways and greens. Could use a driving range but still worth the price. Pace of play was a little slow but that has to be expected for a Saturday. All in all a good experience

Course was in great condition. I called in to check if the course was playable due to a flood in my area. The guy who answered the phone, Quintin, was extremely rude and condescending. He told me 5 times I wasn’t on the tee sheet yet he was on the wrong date. His response to my asking if the course was playable due to flooding question was “it’s wet. I don’t get your question.” Which he said with an attitude.

Everyone else was nice though and the course was great. They just need to get someone more friendly and competent on the phones.

great day. awesome conditions.

lack of coolers with water was only down side.

If you don’t play it regularly it ain’t easy. This course use to have a slope of 112...23 years ago. At a slope rating of 126 today it plays 3-4 shots more difficult than it once did.

Expect a slope of 130 over the coming years as the township bylaws do not let profits to taken from the course. It has to be re-invested into the facility!

Same holds true at Marlton’s Indian Springs. The same type of bylaws. Ever increasing difficulty at the same yardage.

Pitman is the only muni that’s kept the slope rating the same or close to what’s its been.

I’m not all in on the ever increasing muni golf course difficulty!