Salem Glen Country Club

Compared to many courses in the area, Salem Glen is in outstanding shape. Greens were fast but fair. The course is beautifully designed. Great fun!

What can I say; the weather was good, sunny day not too hot. The lady that checked us in was friendly and courteous. The course for this time of year was in great condition, greens rolled smooth, just a tad slow. Pace of play really good, the guys I play with play at a less than four hour pace. The course wasn't overly crowded ( our tee time 12:53 ). Didn't rate the food and beverage because we already ate lunch and had plans to stop elsewhere for supper. Facilities were neat and clean. One last thing; the golfnow price was very good and we will be back.

It was a beautiful course! However we were informed after the fact that it was cart path only. The sand traps weren't maintained at all. Albeit it had obviously rained the day before they could have been in better condition. We do plan to return in the near future.

All the sand traps were washed out and full of water, basically unplayable. it had not rained since Wednesday when they got 4 to 5 inches.
The greens were good but shaggy and long. There was an outing there that afternoon and the greens were chewed up a little.
The fairways and greens were in good shape.
Pace of play is good as there are not many playing there

Played several months ago when winter burn was still present. The fairways were in much better shape, but because of the recent rain, it was cart path only. There was a lot of cut grass on the fairways and a lot of water in some of the sand bunkers. Overall, given the recent weather, the course was playing well.

Head PGA Pro Jim and his entire staff were excellent and the atmosphere was so refreshing with every one trying to make your golf outing at Salem Glen all that it could be and they surely achieved their goal. The outing was much more than I expected, being the first time I have played Salem Glen and hopefully many more times in the near future. Hats off to the entire staff for making it a memorable golf trip.

FIRST TIME TO PLAY THIS COURSE, and I was pleasantly surprised at its Excellent condition. The staff was first rate. I did not use eating facility, but it was exceptionally clean and neat. Staff friendly and outgoing. Course was challenging for me. I am 68 and do not hit the ball long. Short game was tested, and greens receptive. Clue for this course.....Hit the ball in the fairway. Many unseen trouble spots if you are not aware. LOVED IT>>>>>>
Sid Bush..........Durham, NC

Able to play a quick 18 hold round teeing off early Friday afternoon. Top notch service from check in to check out. Larger groups allowed us to play through without any problem. Those working on the course were very aware of golfers on course and went out of their way to avoid having any negative influence on golfers and suspended their work from set up to shot execution. Considering conditions of other courses in the area, this is the best course to play.

Salem Glen somehow managed to dodge the winter freeze that affected so many courses this year, fairways were beautiful and greens for the most part were very nice!

I would recommend, highly so if you can score a "hot deal" like I did, well worth your time and money!

I played in a tournament here on July25th and this course was in great shape. The only negatives were 1) Slow pace of play but that was due to our tournament and not any fault of the golf course. 2) A few of the bunkers could have been raked better and softer instead of dried up hard sand. Other than that this course is in excellent shape. This is also a beautiful golf course. The practice facility is also excellent. I rather go to their practice facility than any driving range in the area. Its a little more expensive than most courses in the area but worth every penny. If you haven't played Salem Glen try it out you wont be disappointed. Im so glad Salem Glen is back on Golfnow.

The course was in excellent condition. Always enjoy having to work the ball.

If your looking for a course in the Tiad with Little to no winter kill this is the course. Great Driving Range and fantastic green fairways. All the other courses in the area have suffered and several have closed down for a couple of weeks. You wont find that here!

Like a good fishing hole you don't want to tell people about, much is the same with Salem Glen. I've played many courses in the Triad this year and 90% had huge Winter kill issues. Salem Glen is pristine. Previously I considered Tanglewood, Forest Oaks, and Gillespie as the best I have seen, but Salem Glen was just plush. I don't know how they did it but hats off to their course supertdt. There were a couple spots resodded but just a few. Greens were excellent. $24 at 2 p.m. I think humidity was like 200% 90 deg. day and there were 3 groups of kids walking in front so it made for some slowness. But what can you expect on a Summer afternoon. Otherwise this course is well, I say "well" worth the 25 mile drive from Greensboro.

Great course in great shape. Great pace of play. I would recommend this course especially this year since most courses in the Triad have winter kill issues.

Other than the temp being over 96 deg it was an enjoyable round of golf. The course was a good challenge. I would play again.

The greens were in pristine condition. Like most courses in the area. there were some areas in the Fairways that were recovering from the harsh winter, but significantly better than most in the area. Worth playing a few more times this season.

Played here Sunday 6/14/15 for $20 on a 50% off hot deal. I saw beforehand that no one had reviewed the course since last fall (the club just started offering golf now tee times again) so I decided to write one. Like everywhere else in the triad, a few (not all) fairways had some dead spots. However, most of the time lush and manicured grass could be found within a club length so it wasn't a problem. Greens are in great shape; fast and true. Par 5's are tough because a few of them have water in front of the green. Most fairways are pretty open while the greens require a lot of accuracy from irons. Play was a little slow as three groups were on the first tee. I paired up with the twosome behind me and it made it a little better. This course is in great shape and I'd recommend it over comparable courses like Forest Oaks, Oak Valley, and Oak Hollow in terms of condition. I didn't get any food so I can't comment on that.

The best thing Salem Glen has going for it is the practice facility. Very large range with an excellent short game area and practice green. Could still use some more targets on the range, but overall one of the better practice facilities in the area.

Course is ok. Not a big fan of the layout. First hole is a pretty bad starting hole and #10 is no better. There are much better courses in the area, both in course condition and layout.

From the Tee Boxes, to the fairways to the greens, this course is in great shape! I love the layout!

Only issue we had was with distance to the holes and yardage markers but the staff agreed with us that due to recent lengthening, they should have told us to ignore the concrete yardage markers on the tee boxes.
Staff was very friendly and atmosphere inviting.
I did bring up rain policy with the course and also GolfNow and was told if we get rained on its up to GolfNow to refund that the course could not give out rain checks. That is the only caveat that concerned me in that me and my partner got drenched on the 5th hole but later sun was out and we were fine.