Neshaminy Valley Golf Club

You needed a hammer to put the tee in the ground, greens were like walking on a sponge and the traps were filled with more weeds than sand.

Friendly staff at nice course. 14 slope in good condition.

Layout is fairly easy and friendly towards lesser skilled players and seniors. A few interesting holes but mostly forgettable. Yellow tee markers were put at the red tee yardages on the scorecard on many holes. Course routing makes it easy to skip around if you get stuck behind a slow group with nobody in front of them, which we did as we were trying to beat the rain. Course is relatively easy to walk with a few minor hills. Pushcarts are available.

Greens were very slow and soft, seemed like several different types of grass on many of them and they just rolled inconsistently. Hole 6 has a temporary green mowed in the fairway in use. Fairways and rough were pretty good. Tees mostly ok, some very hard, some on the back nine had some thick crabgrass type stuff growing on them.

The rate was good given the location but I’d probably only play this again if I lived nearby and couldn’t get a tee time at Bucks Club or Five Ponds which cost more but have better conditions.

Course needs to learn how to cut the grass, greens are longer than most fairways, the actual fairways are like a first cut. One holes whole fairway was mud. Terribly slow

Enjoyed the round. Course not too bad. Took 5 hours though

I booked the tee time a couple of days before and paid for 18 holes for my boyfriend and I. When we got to the course, my boyfriend checked in while I set up the golf cart. He paid for the round again. Later, at dinner I told him that it was convenient to pay before hand, which is when he told me that he also paid. Some courses make you pay when you book and some courses make you pay when you get to the course. Anyway, the guy at the desk gladly took another $86 without checking if I had already paid online. I’ll probably should’ve went in and talked to the guy because I booked it however the pay before play seems simple enough to show that the time has already been paid for. There’s no point in paying before hand if you’re just going to pay double.