Djroos19

For the amount of money a tee time costs compared to other courses in the area, I can't recommend Neshaminy Valley. The course layout, with some exceptions, is pretty boring and the design as well as conditions don't make for a great round. A number of holes are confusing to tell where the green is on your first play, and others have blind tee shots with danger that is impossible to avoid without having played it before. The greens were extremely slow, and a few of them were dead and dried up for large sections of the green. Many tee boxes were completely bare with ground that was somehow both muddy and extremely hard. I said the pace of play was average, but the front 9 took about 2:45 which is awful but then the groups in front cleared out and the back took about an hour which salvaged it.

Bunkers were in very good shape, which is usually not the case for a public course with upkeep issues, and all staff on the course were very nice. I liked the little bushes dotted around the course which added a little extra danger to avoid. The par 5 running along the creek was a nice hole.

Really impressed with this course- a lot of great holes, 12-14 stood out specifically. Pace of play was great on a Monday afternoon

Nice layout, 6, 9, 14, 15, 16 and 18 are especially nice holes. Pace of play was pretty terrible, took over 5 hours to finish the course, often were waiting with the group in front of us on a tee. Greens were fast but the bunkers and aprons were in pretty rough shape. I'd recommend it if you can find a hot deal or discounted rate, otherwise it's a bit pricey.

Nice course with a great layout, most holes have a very nice dog-leg layout which keep them interesting. Greens in good shape and fairways good for the price. Only issues with condition were the bunkers, but it's been wet the last week or so so I can't fault them too much but a number of them had vegetation growing in them and the rest were rock hard. Really nice deal especially if you can grab a hot-deal time.