Red/Blue at Ramblewood Country Club

Ramblewood is a very solid course with a fair and fun layout. Each separate 9 holes has a different style layout and all of them are in good shape. In the Cherry Hill area, this course offers the best bang for the buck.

Ramblewood is a average course with an average layout, average difficulty, average conditions, average amenities (no driving range but nice restaurant in the clubhouse), and it was average pace of play. I don't know, it just seemed to be a typical public course, nothing flashy about it. I just left feeling very.....average.

The course is definitely maintained better since Jaws bought it. A lot of trees taken down which is improving the turf conditions on the course. Greens were in best shape I have seen in years. Not amazing design but under $40 with cart worth playing.

Jaws should be embarrassed to have his name associated with this course. T boxes were terrible, grass cut too high. Greens were terrible, recently airrated, very slow and bumpy. I should have been informed of this when booking and then I could have made an informed choice. I informed the person in the pro shop and he apologized. I should have been offered some sort of credit. Plenty of better courses for what they charge. I will not be playing there again.

The White course was in fair condition and the Blue was better, but still just average.
The best part of the day was the bar and cheeseburger after the round.

This establishment is golden. I drove past it for 35 years on my way to work...But it was on my bucket list asap retirement. Now 2 years later I realize it's not only convenient but well run by good people.I must say -timing your tee times is the way to get best value ---unless you are limited availability...Then you justify max $$ for your time.Overall solid place to play.Staff is customer friendly.

The only reason pace of play was slow, was because they had a 9 hole closed (White) Usually this course has a great pace of play. Jaws did a very nice job with the course. The greens are fast and firm, and the fairways are like carpet. It doesn't get much better then this course. Difficult for all levels. If you're reading this, I'm definitely telling you to give it a shot and you won't regret it!

Respectable, but in need of improvement.

Played the Red, which was pretty uninteresting, then the blue, which was tighter and more challenging. Went out solo on a Monday, caught up with two members around the 4th hole who couldn't have been nicer, and certainly helped me navigate it.

The course had a fair amount of burnt spots, making it tough to hit from those areas. Traps are ok- I became somewhat familiar with them unfortunately. Greens were fine, though again, pretty uninteresting.

I heard Jaws is putting a lot of money into the place, and the clubhouse was pretty nice- the bar looked good, though I didn't stop for one. So hopefully they keep that up and put some renovation into the course to make it more memorable.

I don't live in the immediate area but I was visiting family so I decided to give this course a try. The last time I had played here was long before Jaworski too over. The course conditions (I played Red and White - the Blue course was a little backed up), especially the greens, are much improved. If I'm in the area again I would definitely play here.

Great round, cannot beat the prices after 4pm.

course in average shape at best maintenance workers have little regard for golfers

Played this course many times , Since Jaworski golf has taken control it has a very upscale vibe at the not so upscale price ! A real pleasure to play & dine at the new 7 TAP bar & Grill. I'll be back for sure .

This was my first time playing Ramblewood since the Ron Jaworski takeover, and I really did not notice much of a difference in the course at all. Much of the white course was water logged, making it difficult to navigate with a cart and plugging balls easily. Bunkers were mostly unplayable, being more like mud pits or ponds than sand traps. Since I was able to play on a deal rate, I was happy with my experience, but I would not want to pay full greens fees to play here until the quality of the course improves to the standard the other Jaworski courses hold.

A solid layout and always has been. White and Red are above average and the blue nine is average at best. Two par 5s on the blue and you can't hit driver off the tee unless you can carry it 295. Course conditions are very good and the greens are true. The new tavern is nice but the service this day was slow and inattentive. The lack of a good practice facility keeps this facility from being a 4.5. Play it you'll enjoy it...

I got a good deal using golfnow, so it was worth it. The cart girl didn't really go around enough, so maybe she needs a better route, it is a huge 27 hole course, so it's understandable but maybe get 2 food carts out there. The greens were fairly slow, and it seemed like the rough and fairway were too different. The staff was nice, yet the etiquette policy is very easy going, I played in front of a group that was rushing us while wearing gym clothes so, id says if they want to appear more like a country club try to fix those things. But its a good course and a good golf course is always a good place to play.

The White and Red layouts are amateurish at best and not well maintained. Towards the end of our day, we played with a member who told us the Blue 9 is the place to be for some challenge. Not worth the money given the low amount of effort being put into this course.

Greens are much better! Pleasantly surprised. Probably need some rangers out there pushing pace of play however.

I had played this course a few years ago and it wasnt well maintained and there was nobody monitoring pace of play. Yesterday was a pleasure, the course was in great shape especially for winter time. Nice fairways, tee boxes and very nice greens. I will recommend it to my friends and definitely play it again.