Mercer Oaks Golf Course - East Course

The east course was in great shape when we played, even after all the rain leading up to it. Its one of the view links-style courses in the area, and is a blast to play. There's a bit of everything, from short, but challenging, par 4s to longer par 5s. For the most part, the staff does everything they can to make sure everyone on the course gets the most out of it, while maintaining a good pace of play (the scorecard's pace is 4:12, and we finished ~4:25).

Very nice couse. On Saturday June 8'th it was Cart Path Only. There was no reason why you could not ride your cart in the fairways. If it is Cart Path Only, you should not have to pay for a Cart. The amount of walking you have to do at Mercer Oaks East as a result of Cart Path Only rule, is the same as walking with a push cart.
I was very disappointed with the fact that I had to do so much unnecessary walking..........

Mercer County East course is a links style course; fairly open with exception of a couple of holes on back nine where tree stands line the fairways. Lots of fairway and greenside bunkers that are difficult to avoid but bunkers were in good condition. Overall condition of the course was good/very good although the greens on a few holes were bumpy but otherwise in good shape. The rain canopy on the back of the cart was torn and would not stay in upright position which interfered with club transfer in and out of golf bag.

First time playing Mercer Oaks, and we hit the East links course. Everything about the facility was good. Good practice putting area, driving range, clubhouse, and the course was in real good shape. Definitely a busy place, but thats expected on a friday afternoon.

Personally prefer the East course (Link Style). The West course has considerable challenges and very subtle greens. Both Courses always well maintained. Country Club environment at a County coarse.

This is a Mercer county course that can rival the area's private clubs but without the hefty price tag, especially through GolfNow! Played the West course on Sunday and had to go back to try the East course the next day. Both courses are very well maintained with fast challenging greens. Some very memorable holes like the par 5 hole 7 going left and right with 11 bunkers to dodge.

This course was a real nice track. It had a good links feel, conditions were nice and pace was great for a weekend. (Under 4 hrs) I recommend this for anyone looking for a reasonable round on a nice course.

Greens were aerated a week or so prior but they have grown in nicely. Still a little more time should do it. Great layout on the East Course. Only complaint was the sand. Way too many rocks.