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Ingleside Golf Club has one thing going for it - pace of play. Not a ton of people were crowded onto the course, so we were able to in general play without too much rushing or disruption. Now comes the tough part - the actual course. We read a review that said the course was not well maintained, including tons of goose excrement on the course. We thought this was a raging lunatic who had it out for the course, but we were wrong. There were geese and the byproducts of them everywhere. The rough was completely overgrown to the point where it made it impossible to play. The tee boxes had weeds and the grass was almost like it didn't exist, it felt like we were playing on straight up dirt. The course layout didn't make any sense, most specifically on the back nine where some holes were intermixed with one another, making it extremely difficult to determine where the fairway was for one hole against another that was earlier on. One hole was even just a 50-70 yard drop, you had to walk up stairs to even get to the tee box. Overall, I do not recommend this course even though it's cheaper than some of the others. Even with the lousy conditions, we had a rain check from several days prior and the worker gave us a tough time on them because his co-workers messed it up and only gave us credit for part of a game instead of the full game by accident. I do not expect to come to Ingleside again and will instead be going to other courses that are more scenic and fun to play like Kimberton and Spring Hollow.

My booking was expected to be for the red and blue holes, but we were assigned to white and blue instead. Despite this change, my group had a good time and the course was lovely. The facilities are not expansive, but that can be forgiven with covid. The main disappointment was not being able to play in the sections of the course we paid for on the website, but we still had a good time.