Pennsauken Country Club

Scored a hot deal at a great price. Staff is friendly and very accommodating. My only complaint is that the greens were recently aerated which we didn’t know until after we showed up. I think there should be a warning prior to booking and would be your prerogative whether to still book.

Our only complaint was the fall leaves which caused a lot of missing balls and slowed the pace of play

They’re doing their best to battle the leaves and the dead spots in some fairways but the putting surfaces are in very nice shape.

The greens were lightning..some of the pin placements were unfair but because of the speed and slopes of the greens, it is what it is. Holes #6, #13, #14 & #15 need to be flattened so more fair pin placements can be used. Don't change the speed, just flatten the greens! Just my opinion..great track!

Nice local course but the greens are cut so short and fast that it takes away from the experience. For a public course, all it does is slow the pace of play because every average golfer is 3-4 putting each green. The club house is getting a major upgrade so the ammenities are off currently. Not sure I would play again unless I got a deal to play again.

Pristine condition and it's a public course. What more could you ask for?

Good layout; green rolls true. Pin placement can be tricky. Drivable greens. No cart girls on weekdays, which is understandable. But no hotdogs at the bar? We teed off at 7:30. Pace was good. Rangers don’t hassle you, which is great. The groundsmen though; one guy knew to stop and wait while we hit. The other guys on huge tractors gave zero care about the players’ presence; dangerous and also annoying because I’m trying to hit a wedge to save par and this guy keep mowing around the greens like he is the reason the course is open. No, it’s the paying patrons. Perhaps a talk may be to great benefit. One of those guys actually mowed across and picked up a ball my buddy hit. Ridiculous.

The course is nice with one flaw, the greens. First, the greens are domed on the edges. When the flag is close to the green's edge, there is a good chance the ball will roll off on either a chip approach or a long putt. Also, I can think of two greens that are ridiculously tilted. I watched my friend, an above average golfer, chip on one green and watched the ball roll back to his feet three times. These green designs are flaws for a public course causing higher than necessary scores for average golfers and contributes to slower play.... Please fix the greens! (Course condition fair due to greens)