Red/Blue at Ramblewood Country Club

I played this course in November and there were almost no leaves on the course. Tee boxes, fairways and greens were in great shape. Bunkers were another issue, they were hard packed sand and wet. It hard rained two days earlier and the bunkers were still wet. And by the way there are a lot of bunkers on this course so shot making is key. I enjoyed the course and would play it again. And the 19 hole is fantastic, it is basically a sports bar on a golf course.

Some fairways left a little bit to be desired. But consistent through the round were the excellent greens .

Some of the bunkers were muddy.. others were devoid of any soft sand .

Whenever you need a last minute tee time, check Ramblewood. The price is reasonable. The course is fairly open and forgiving, but could use some better maintenance. Just don’t start on Blue (first hole par 3).

The course was in mediocre condition. Rough was burned up, which was expected due to the heat. The bunkers were dirt. Tees and greens were ok.

Staff was not particularly friendly, except the starter who was very nice. Pace was fine but with less than 30 people on the whole course, I still don’t know why 6 of us got jammed up together.

Greens real slow. . Hot week so maybe not their fault but was disappointed in speed of greens. Also. Railroad ties leading to boxes need replacing. Especially Red #9. Buddy almost broke his neck the other day. Other than small stuff. Great day!

The most horrible experience with outings I have ever had in my life.
There were 3 outings, but the worst was the one that had two carts , one set of clubs on one and the other a full cooler of beer.
Multiply times 5 and that was what we dealt with.
Luckily the course gave us a rain check , since we could only complete 5 holes in 90 minutes.

Three Nines, Two Outings and T Times...

Ruined the experience. The course should be closed down when outings are scheduled. Who would ever try and play a round of golf behind a public tournament? The Staff acted like it was no big deal. It was incredibly awkward. I felt like a party crasher. That is it for Ramblewood. Much better options in the area. Don’t get sucked in to that seen.

Great course that provides a challenge as weather changes and depending on rotation. Staff are always friendly.

I paid 80.00 for my round of golf with one card, got home and found I was charged an extra 122.00 on the card I used to make my tee time through GolfNow.com. I hope this as a mistake, otherwise I will never come there again!

Best course conditions I have seen here. Have played 10+ times at this course

I can’t give Ramblewood a good review today. Played with 2 guys using the Jaws Pass. Their first time playing the course. We played from the white tees. I forgot how mundane the course was from there. You must play it from the back tees for any enjoyment. We saw a cart with 2 guys from the PS Staff drive past us and sit and watch the 2 groups holding up the course. On number 7. 3 groups were on the hole. Made the turn and watched the 2 groups tee off in front of us on 10. No one around to direct us, help us or put us on the 3rd 9. The back 9 was worse. Almost 5 full hours....RCC needs to do better on a holiday weekend.

Not worth the money at all!
The coarse was in horrible shape
No way the cost should be $75
Very disappointing

Only thing is wish knew they just airated the greens, as they very slow and bumpy, probably played so were else, other than that not bad layout fairly easy course pretty wide open as lot holes just went up and down, did not lose any balls so figure pretty wide open.

Really enjoyed playing on the course for the first time. I will definitely play there again. They had 3 nine hole courses and my group played the white and the blue.. That was a bit different from what I'm used to but all and all the layout was nice. The course also had some very interesting greens especially the way they were designed.