Colonial Pines Golf Club

Located in the country, this course is VERY relaxing. The front nine challenges beginners to advanced players alike. The tee boxes were well taken care of and were all easily identified with updated signage. The fairways were great with some minimal patching in some places. The greens were well taken care of and would give them a solid 10 out of 10.

There is no alcohol served at the club house but you are permitted to bring your own. Absolutely loved this aspect as the price of beer can cost more than the greens fees. Staff is very friendly and ready to help.

Casual course that is not busy on Wed afternoon. Good for the average and under golfer

Rural country course, short in length but well maintained considering a limited maintenance budget I would suspect. The staff has always been very accommodating and it is a good course for beginning golfers or women who don't like a lot of carry and hazards. I few quirky holes but a very good value.

people are very nice and golf course is in great shape

This is a beautiful course but is also quite challenging. Lots of water, marsh land and trees. You need to be a straight shooter to stay out of trouble and due to lots of hills and lowlands, you have a number of blind shots. Probably, the more you play, the more will know where to hit your second shots. The greens are extremely fast. Be sure to practice putting before you play to get an idea on how fast the greens are running. Be sure to have a GPS as a number of the tee yardage signs are quite a bit off.

If I choose to go back, I will probably enjoy it more the next time.

Fairways, Tees and Greens in fantastic condition. Wide concrete paths the best I've seen on any course. Played mid-afternoon with no rush.

I had a good time playing this course for the first time. It's in pretty good shape. Water comes into play on several holes. Not too many sand traps and glad I didn't go into any. They had not been groomed. The greens were a bit faster than the course I play a lot which was nice. We plan on playing this course again next week.

This is my second review of this course. While other courses in Clermont County fall apart towards the end of the season, Colonial Pines has been very well maintained.

The grass was dry and gave up a ton of roll, but the tee boxes and greens were still in very good shape.

It takes me about 40 minutes to drive to this course and it is well worth the drive.

A nice course out in Clermont county of moderate length and difficulty. Usually not crowded. I have found the greens always in good condition. Fairways getting a little brown and hard going into late September. The course sells no beer so you have to bring your own cooler and beer, which is a plus. Food offering is minimal, only hotdogs and a few snacks. Overall I enjoy playing the course 3 or 4 times a year.

Great deal on golf now.Tricky little course that's fun to play.Usually wide open foe fast play during the week.

There was NO drinking water on the course. I asked about that and was told "he" didn't want to do that. The front nine is a former farm pasture with no trees. Very short course. The natural rough areas are a good idea and adds a difficulty factor. The fairways are sparse (winter rules apply here). The greens make the course. You will learn how to putt here. The front nine is actually 10 holes and the back 8!! Weird. The back 8 is more woodsy. Many contrived holes. They don't have a liquor license and welcome BYOB. So this course is great for guys who drink a six pack while playing. The rates are cheap so drinkers almost are playing for free compared to the rip off prices at most courses.

best golf ever. i will be back! my kids loved the course.

This course had challenging greens. The Staff was very friendly and helpful.

Only draw back, have to put up with hill jacks that have no business being on a golf course.

Well worth the money and time. Very little shade.
I drove for a half hour to get there and will return soon.
BYOB!
Joe

This course is a steal if you can book a hot deal, but absolutely never worth >$20 in my opinion. It's extremely short but they make up for it with several tee boxes dropped back into the woods preventing the use of a driver. The course had traditionally been in sub-par condition but was in truly great shape this weekend including quick, consistent greens. The scorecard and on-course yardage markers are completely worthless. I am not exaggerating when I say the average actual distance from their 100yd markers is 75-80 yards. If you don't have a keen eye or a GPS with you prepare to lose several balls long until you adjust!

Nice course. Only complaint is the layout. Nine does not play to the club house and ten starts away from the clubhouse.

Excellent course for the money. Fast pace of play, not very many groups on the course.

first 14 holes pretty flat course, good for driving, next few holes somewhat hilly, but challenging

Some people are friendlier than others but no one is rude by any means. The course is pretty easy with little twists thrown in. Golf there once a week since i found the place I love it. Great course to get a 4 some and drink a couple brews (byob here!). Has just enough challenge to keep you on your toes.