RealisticScratch

I have played well over 100 courses and I am scratch, message me for my GHIN. This place is the worst layout ever designed. Greens that are 8 paces wide, tricked up holes, roads and houses on every single hole! Architect should be ashamed to have his name on it. Conditions are bad too! Slow greens that are not cut or rolled. Bunkers are inconsistent and some are washed out. I wouldn’t recommend this course to anyone. If you’re a mid handicap it will be miserable. Nothing fun or good about this place. Rangers on every few holes lurking around. I will not be back and I won’t be playing their other course either, The Links.

This layout and facility are great! Unique to the area and very challenging. Conditions are not great. Sad to see what should be $125 round look like a $60 course.

Get the original lines back and maintain the “overgrown” areas more and it would be a five!

Ballamor is a gem in South Jersey! The layout is challenging, with a great mix of risk and reward holes. Long enough from the back tee's to challenge low handicappers and long hitters. This is my top pick in EHT area.

What a great reprieve from the usual pine tree lined souther New Jersey track. McCullough's is a great value for your money, offering a modern golf course desinged by local architect Stephen Kay. Be aware of the green complex's which are very undulating and penalizing. Forgiving off the tee with generous fairways. The course truly is a 2nd shot golf course requiring precision and shotmaking to avoid the bunkers and mounding that surrounds the greens. In all, this is a great value in South Jersey.

Practice Facilities: 10
Staff:10
Grounds:10
Layout: 7
The course starts off strong but dwindles at 16-18. Appears they squeezed those holes in.

Only pay cash to the cart attendant, she charged my card $50 for two drinks as opposed to $14. This would not deter me from playing there, just make sure you have cash.

- Overpriced
- Slow shaggy greens
- Pooled water and drainage issues
- Pace of play slow
- Driving range is a warm net

For $10 less you can play Ramblewood, The Links or Indian Springs. The course has potential with a few nice holes along a creek bed, but the conditions are too poor to capitalize on those opportunities.

Once again, another poor public golf experience.

Save your money and time.

Do not waste your time. This course is in disrepair and it is clear that the management is not properly caring for the facility. Also, it is unbelievable that a course built in 2004 does not have a range. I have not seen bunkers this poor in a very long time.