Princeton Country Club

This course is my second favorite course to play right now behind Mountain View. The layout is challenging but has a few easy holes mixed in. Most of the course is in great condition, but the only "complaint" I would say is the 17th hole tees have been moved way up turning it into a par 4 because the front half of the fairway is all messed up. The club grill isn't ever staffed really so make sure you bring your own lunch but there is someone who brings around drinks and such.

Princeton is still a nice course but its bunkers need work. There's some drainage problems and the greens need to be mowed.

The on-site range is pretty good.

PCC should really improve on their course conditions. Filled with mosquitos, fairway in poor condition, and with a little bit of rain fairways can get flooded. Honestly, all the other public courses in Mercer country are better and if you can stay away from this course. Staff are friendly but the course itself is a No for me. Mountain View

, Mercer county East/west will provide a better experience.

Course was Alil Beat Up ..... But for the $$$ its worth Playing

Princeton has several tight fairways, some difficult holes and some easy ones. It is a pleasure to play the course when it has not rained for a while, because the drainage is terrible on several holes and when it’s wet especially the last four or five holes are cartpath only and not a lot of fun to go out into the fairway. All in all, Princeton is a good, challenging course!

We felt the front nine was in good shape, but the back nine needs attention. Especially 15, 16, and 17.

Front 9 had average conditions until you cross the river. There was no difference between the rough or the fairway. Everything was mud or spotty dirt. Greens were filled with divots. Average lie in fairway was on crabgrass or dirt

1st time playing course is in good shape cart girl drove around alot. Greens rolled nice fairways were nice. Nice challenging course I enjoyed also big plus they had ball wahers

Tight course. Greens were in perfect shape. Fairways and tee boxes better than most courses. The back nine was dry and played great. I would just avoid the course after heavy rain.

Called to reserve a tee time, My husband is a county card member, w only wanted to play nine holes. The woman on the phone was in short an idiot. She could only book us for 18 holes, walking, then we had to prepay in order for the reservation to be held,( what? never had to do that before) Okay she could not give us a rate for 2 people, nine holes with an electric cart,( said she did not have those rates available) How could we prepay if I didn't know how much a cart was going to be. Here's the kicker, I use my CC to prepay for 2 for 18 holes walking, when I get there, I tell them I want an electric cart and I pay for that with a cc at that time. So I'm using my CC to pay twice. This woman was so uninformed as to rates, and gave us the impression that they could not care less if we golfed there or not. Our current course is closed but will be reopening next year, after this experience it cannot happen fast enough.