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Love the course, love the layout, love the greens, love the bar and food, only thing I really can complain about, most of the time 4 hours is not enough time to play 18 holes, and all too often, 5 hours is not enough. I would love to see a ranger in the course as it usually is just one group that falls 2 or 3 holes behind and jams up the whole course! like today, we had. foursome in front of us and, although they were pretty slow, they were being held up on almost every hole by a twosome in front of them!!! a TWOSOME!! by the 13-14 holes we realized this twosome had fallen a full two holes behind thr group in front of them that had teed off just 10 mins before they did.

One round is all it took to remind me I would prefer to play anywhere else but this course. Lost $10 in cooler deposits because the clubhouse was closed when we finished our round. (closes at 8pm) Not to mention, a $5 deposit per cooler for coolers that tiny, leaky pieces of junk is absurd. They were supposed to mail me my $$ back but it has been over 2 weeks and nothing. This is on top of a course that was poorly designed when it was built, is never in good shape (tee boxes look like they have not been mowed in days, some greens have large bare spots, and crab grass everywhere, and bunkers, yeah let's not talk about that), and is obviously understaffed. The city of Westfield should have allowed this place to be turned into a subdivision, no one will really miss it. Do yourself a favor and just drive 10 mins east and play that other Westfield course, it is cheaper, nicer, and well staffed. And they have the nicest golf carts around.

yes, you read that correctly, a 6 hour round at 3:30 on a Sunday afternoon. Tee times were pretty full but they were still letting walk ons on. No ranger to police the course. No pairing of twosomes. Just poor course/player/booking management all around. I have played probably over 100 rounds on this course over the and have never been so disappointed. I won't be making the 30 min drive again any time soon. I also sent two emails to ask what the heck went wrong and not one response. In my book, that warrants a negative review.

Probably a year ago I would have said Pebble Brook was a 2 to 2.5 star course. The carts were old and terrible and the bunkers were infested with weeds and rock hard. Now, they have some of the most amazing new carts and almost all of the bunkers have been redone and are like new! Kudos to whoever was behind this. I now easily give this course 4 stars and for the value for the $$$ paid it is 4.5- 5 stars. Great job Pebble Brook!

Easy course, reasonably priced, but even on a weekday at noon or so, the pace of play is horrendous!!

I do like Purgatory, a fantastic track. Love the layout, love the greens, and the practice facilities are about the best you will see.

Great course, pretty straight forward but is challenging with plenty of sand, trees, and water. the greens are enormous, better hit it close or you cold easily have an 80 foot putt. New owners have done extensive upgrades to the pro shop, snack bar, including a new wrap around deck with tons of outdoor seating. Also, there is the brand new Cardinal Room for banquets that is spectacular. All and all, a great place to play.

Drove the 35-40 minutes to play West Chase today, I used to love that course and they have let it go to waste. The gentleman working the clubhouse was a jerk, there was no water on the course to drink any where, many of the sand traps were in terrible shape some had giant mounds of sand in them where they were replacing sand but had not rake out the 2 foot tall mounds, the rough on the back nine looked like it had not been cut in weeks you had to literally step on your ball to find it and forget hitting out of it, and worst of all, the greens look like they had not been cut in 3+days, like putting through your grandma's 60's shag carpet. Like I said, it is really too bad, it used to be such a great course, I can not recommend it to any once the shape it is currently in.

Great course, but bring your A game. Wayward shots can be excruciating.