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I’ve played here well over 1000 times since 1968 and conditions have always been very good. Not this time!!! This was absolutely horrendous condition wise. Even though the greens were airrated in the last couple of weeks, the greens were all hard like bricks, bumpy as heck and super fast especially anything downhill. It seems as there must be a draught because the whole course is in dire need of water. Charging as much as they do especially on weekends under these conditions is ridiculous. I was throughly disappointed. Maybe in a couple of months conditions will improve.

Very little sand but it’s not needed. The thick rough makes up for it. Sweep your shot out of it and don’t hit down to get a good shot out of the rough . Greens were fast but putted true. The course conditions will bring you back to play again.

After coming from Burlington County to play, using my GPS to find the course, It took another half hour to find the correct entrance. They need to make signs to help golfers find how to get into the gated community. Other than that the course is in nice shape.

This is a good conditioned course with a really good layout. Greens are small and most. are raised making approach shots to be precise. I’ve played here several times over the years and have always enjoyed playing here. However, being a non resident of the county makes it expensive. Go on Golf Now to try to get a better price.

A fun course to play that requires good positioning of your drives in order to be able to hit the small raised greens. I only wish that prices would be lower for non residents of Mercer Co. Look for tee time specials on Golf Now to help .

Disgusted , I am handicapped. Had to leave and will forfeit 2 greens fees total $101.49. Was told by other players that the course was in horrendous condition anyway. Too bad , because I have played here many times before and the course was always in great condition.

Went as a twosome and were joined up with a father and son whom couldn't have been any nicer. This course is about an hour from my house but , because it is fair to all golfers,it makes it worth any ones time to come play it. The rough and fairways were a little long but ,it had rained some the night before and earlier in the week so that mowers were unable to get out. I played well as did my partner. I would have beat him overall except that I couldn't buy a putt. The greens were a little slow for my liking even though they were smooth. I recommend this course to all and I will certainly be back,God willing.

The only real problem is that there isn't any waterstations on the course and no cart from which to get a cool beverage. The course was in good condition except for a couple worn tee boxes. The last hole is quite quirky and requires a pinpoint accurate drive otherwise expect a big number. The greens were a bit slow but with all the rain this week and an outing playing, that day.I would not have cut the greens down for more speed either.My friend lost his Scotty Cameron putter on the course but he got lucky because they found it later in the day and I picked it up the next day. Thanks so much ,from both of us. Will be playing here again soon even though we live more than 50 miles away..

Have been playing Westwood since 1967 and have always found it to be in really good shape. However, this time even though I purchased my tee time on Golf Now,there was no aeration notice. Putting was a task at best. The fairways were cut rather high which really cost the shorter hitters and seniors like myself and the rough was much higher and thicker than usual. I had played there a couple of weeks before and the conditions were excellent.

Most fairways are very narrow and there is no first cut. The rough is high and thick.Impossible to score unless in the short grass. A lot of the holes are very hilly which ads to the course length . The greens rolled true but were much slower than the last time I played here. Not for the older golfer or anyone physically handicapped (as I am).The hills will wear you out. Players need to fix their ball marks!!!

The course has shifted to mostly Winter Tee Boxes that are pretty chewed up. The greens had been airiated recently. For this time of year and the amount of play here,it was not that bad. The food at the bar is always good especially the Hamburgers.

Having played the Presidential before, we decided to try the Ambassador. This course is in beautiful condition from tee boxes,fairways,traps and greens. It does help to play with someone familiar with the layout because there are some creeks and landing areas that you need to be aware of. I have nothing bad to say about either course at Hickory Valley. Just come out and play.

I've played Ramblewood close to 500 times since I first started playing. It has been the most consistently well conditioned course that I play several times per year. I play courses from the Poconos as far south as Delaware on a weekly basis and this place rates with the best of them. For this time of year the tee boxes were pretty good, fairways very good,sand not overly filled and greens smooth however,a bit on the slow side. The practice green was rather quick.

I played here last October with a different partner and raved about the condition of this course,so much so that I invited another friend of mine to play here. I don't know what happened to this course but the rough was at least 6 inches high on the front nine,the tee boxes were soft and quite torn up.I was embarrassed because I told my partner just how nice it was when I last played here.We lost 5 balls within the 1st 2 holes.We did find one but it was only because we stepped on it otherwise we would have lost 6. It was better on the back nine and we did see some grounds people working. I hope that they get their act together because we had fought early morning rush hour( about 2 hours driving time for each of us) just to play the gem that had been implanted in my mind. I'll give the course another chance but ,it won't be until at least mid October once the grass growing season subsides. There are lots of courses in much better condition nearby and in N.J. and within a 50 mile radius of Phila.

I had a hard time dealing with the heat and humidity on the front nine almost to the point of packing it in. I am 64 and handicapped. I was just frustrated and worn out. We decided to grab a bite to eat at the turn and stopping for a little while made a big difference. A breeze came up and the humidity dropped and the rest of the round was quite pleasant. My play picked up and I enjoyed the rest of the day.My partner had been playing really the best round that he had played all year so,that probably didn't help my attitude on the front anyway. We both played well on the back nine and I was able to get even on our side bets. By the way, this course is one of the best conditioned in Eastern Pa. I do wish that people would fix their ball marks though. This course is fun to play for all levels of golfers. It's an easy drive from NJ and the Philly area. Don't miss this gem.

I arrived very early and got to enjoy the practice areas.The only ones that compare that I have played in the tristate area{NJ,Del,and PA were at Seaview Resort near Atlantic City. My playing partner as his usual showed up just before tee time. His loss!!!! WE both had driven for over an hour to reach WCC and only got to play 4 holes before the siren for bad weather shortened our day.We did get Rain Checks and plan to return ASAP to play the entire course.What we did play was in great condition.Unfortunately, we didn't get to try the dining or even the bar because of the weather.

Some recent reviews have said that the course conditions have gone downhill. There were some damage to one fairway caused by heavy rain but otherwise this course is in great shape. The greens are fast if you happen to be above the hole but they putt rather true. My playing partner and I had a bit of trouble on the front nine just getting used to the breaks and speed. However, we both played well and scored on the back nine. I shot 39 and he shot 41. We definitely recommend playing here and will return often.

Have played this course many times and it is always in good condition. The fairways were cut and gave you good lies. However, the rough was rather thick and the ball settled down making it difficult to get real good hits out of it. The greens rolled smoothly but were a little on the slow side.

From the recent reviews that I have read,I wasn't expecting this course to be in such good condition. From the moment that my partner and I pulled up in the parking lot ,we were treated very well. Getting to the course. The fairways and greens were as good as any that we've played this year and as long as you kept the ball in play ,you have the opportunity to score well.That is,if you are a good putter. The layout itself will keep you in a good mood. We will be back to play here many more times. We traveled over an hour to get here but,it's well worth the trip.

This course has lots of doglegs so,course management is essential to scoring well. The greens were in very good condition although a little slow. The fairways were hard and tight (meaning that they were cut real low).My partner didn't like the fairways but, these are the type that I grew up playing.This is a very enjoyable track and fair to both big hitters and shorter.