Princeton Country Club

The only thing that I could even think of complaining about were the bunkers and they were not even that bad. This course could sure use a little bit more sand in them but they are far from being horrible unlike the cheap courses that have no sand at all.

My co-workers and I took a half day for work and got a 2:10 tee time on Golfnow.com for a great price. The greens were very good (not many unfixed ball marks). The fairways were perfect. This was a well maintained course.

I would definitely go back if I was able to get the price on Golfnow again. Our pace of play was great. We only had a wait a few times (maybe twice) on the PAR 3s before teeing off. At the end of the day, we finished our round in 3H 50M.

Course has a nice layout, lot of bad lies even in fairways, i.e. Dirt patches, pace of play was slow , staff extremely friendly, I would go back if I know the best time not to get behind 70 something year old lady's, glad they only played 9! But it was a great value , I'd go back again in future!

Second time back on this course but, regretful after a round. Overall condition was poor. Front 9 was below average fairway condition with bumpy green. Some fairways were hard to distinguish between fairway and rough.
For back 9, what can I say....This course needs major repair to fix drainage system. Yes, there was light rain before my round but it wasn't a harsh rain to make it unplayable. It's improper drainage. I've played in rainy condition worst than this day but, this course made it very difficult to even walk on fairway with soggy and muddy condition. Even an elevation greens were soak and had soggy condition. To make matters worst, I had to rush to finish my round in hurry because a ranger came by and inform me that I must return my cart before 4:15PM. At other courses, they usually advise to return before sundown. I checked forecast this day and sundown was at 4:52PM. Even with GolfNow bargain, I have a regret I chose this day to play here for a second time.

Had fun playing in January. 40 degrees and sunny. The ball semed to go a little further than when it's warm so I had to play short of the greens and let it roll to the hole. If you hit the green with a high shot it bounced of the green. But the course was in very good shape, greens were good, staff were friendly and I played in under 3 hours. A couple of walkers out there on my latter holes but that did not slow me down.

Beautiful weather. Course in great shape. Only issue carts had to be in at 2pm. Noon t time. Hot deal got lukewarm after that. No notice of that issue when booking

Not a course for the driver, many short doglegs.!!

Too many leaves left in the fairway very hard to find your ball.

Often playing at Mercer Oaks, the locals there have had negative reviews of Princeton since its also part of their county system. I decided to try it out and was pleasantly surprised. Although the layout and facilities aren't as nice as Mercer, the conditions were still pretty good, most importantly the greens rolled nicely. It's a different course because its shorter, narrow tree lined fairways and holes are next to each other. It's a different experience but still a good one. If you're having trouble with the driver, you can get away with hitting hybrids and long irons.

Thanks to Golf now first for excellent price, course conditions good, fantastic weather, only problem is slow pace, took more than 5hrs. this course should not take more than 4hrs walking, lot of seniors slows down the pace of play, had to wait for more than 10 min. on every tee. Take lots of balls, this time of the year with all the leaves, verry very difficult to find the ball even if you are in the fair way.
Cheers

What a day, what a price, what a good time.
Go to goflnow and book a tee time at this course.

I am new to the area and this was my first time at this course. My friend and I signed up for 18 holes with cart for twilight and were only expecting to play 9. We skipped a few holes on the front 9 because of the sign and figured we just play as much as we could until the cart was due. When we got to the 10, the ranger ordered us to return the cart half an hour before it was due because we already "finished" 9 holes. So despite online stating it was 18 with cart, you are really only allowed to play the front 9. Eventually he said you can keep playing but you have to walk. The course should really update the bookings to reflect 9 holes if they only want people to play 9 holes. Also the ranger really should never work in customer service. Not the best experience....

Course was in pretty good shape for the end of the season. Pace was good for mid week. Tee boxes were showing some wear but fairways and greens were still in good shape.

Played it for the first time on Labor Day. A very walkable, decent public course. Wide open fairways and large greens. You can post a good score here. Many holes run parallel to each other, so traffic could be an issue.

I wouldn't pay good money to play here. However, if you can grab a discounted rate, it's worth a try.

Ball travels far even if you don't flush it.nice course I recommend to play for all golfers

Use your 3 wood driver on a couple of holes.ball has great run on most shots,makes you feel any shot unreasonable possible fast greens enjoyable only downer pace of play

For $20 a round with a cart I was more then satisfied with the conditions of the course.

the course was in good shape greens were good no backup or wait I would go back again soon

The staff was friendly. Got me out earlier even though slightly crowded. Good course for the money. Would go again.

The course is a bit tight with some challenging holes but fun, and overall a fair and balanced test of golf. The greens were slow but in good shape, and several holes had challenging bunkers but they didn't overdo it. No lakes but several canals can penalize a bad shot. Overall, very nice course!

Can't complain, I'm fairly easy on reviews on courses. This one doesn't JUMP OUT as memorable but it's not bad either. Little crowded so expect a full 4 hours for play. Otherwise, not much to say. Not many areas to lose your ball so forgiving fairways are always a nice touch for straight to semi-straight drivers