Pennsauken Country Club

I play this course 3-4 a year. This round, weather was perfect. Course is in great shape, tees, fairways, greens. Most holes you don't need to be a big hitter, just keep it in play and you will be fine. The greens can be treacherous, especially if you are above the hole. Being below the hole is best, but even these are tough with ball movement right at the hole. If you are putting hole high, across the green, you may get big benders that the more you play it high, if you miss, you end up 10-15 below the hole. At least now you have an up hill putt! Staff, starter are very nice. They are rebuilding the club house, so a little drive arounds but signage is good. Also they allow you to drive carts into parking lot after playing, which I like! (I hate carrying my club to the car after a round!!)

I know you’re renovating but do you still have to charge full prices

Come on man

Played on a Sunday afternoon for $83 which was bit much. Due to rain earlier in week, it was cart path only. But that was the only thing that impacted pace of play, as we did not have to wait to hit many shots. I liked the variety of holes from a very long downhill par 3 and a very short uphill par 3. We drove 50 minutes to get there and I would say it was worth the trip.

Guy working the register in the pro shop wasn’t happy to be there. Outside staff/starter were helpful and friendly. Very challenging layout with a lot of potential. The greens were healthy for the most part. Very slow due to recent rain. They get constantly beat up by people not fixing divots and the foot traffic. Healthy fairways and tee boxes. A few tee boxes are definitely under repair. Very very very narrow fairways which was an awesome challenge. Fun course but not worth paying over $70 dollars for honestly. Would love to come back but will have to wait for a better price. Not worth the $83 I paid even though it was Sunday. Close to a 5 hour round with nobody checking pace of play. Group in front of us had the hole open in front of them and we had a train of groups behind us.

All in all- challenging/likeable layout, potential to be very solid greens with appropriate weather, lots of golfers which is a good thing although you have to keep your head on a swivel and great golf carts with gps. Drink amenities/cart girl were great.

Was a really hot/humid day so course was not overly crowded. Was able to get a round in a little over 3 hours. Much different than some of the times I have played here which are normal 4-4.5 hours. Got a good $ rate with Golf Now. Although a nice course, I don't think it's worth regular rate. Course was in very good shape and greens were good. I play here 3-4 times a year so for me its worth coming back and a nice track.

The course is always in great shape and we played on a Sunday afternoon in just over 4 hours

Overall the course is in good shape. Some of the tee boxes are crowned and make teeing off difficult, especially #10. I like that the GPS on the carts show the pin placements. I don't like that the GPS on the carts disable the carts if you drive in certain spots, some of which are in the fairways and the rough of the holes you are playing (not referring to par 3's).

Everything is as immaculate as I remember from the last time I played there as a member in 2019. It’s just gotten ridiculously expensive. $95 for a par 70 as a local resident is just too much to justify playing here often. I have 2 boys that I’d love to play here with but doesn’t make sense. I’ll drive the 40 minutes to save thirty dollars and go to one of the immaculate courses in Mercer County. Plus they offer rates for Youth on Course which is a giant plus for us. But I get it, Pennsauken can get this price from those coming over from Philly so they’d lose too much money giving more kids a chance to play here.

This is one of my favorite places to play in NJ and is always well kept. I go 2-3 times a yr.

Great layout that is well maintained and not heavily trafficked