Pennsauken Golf Course Villas

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18 years ago

A mostly flat course--but watch out for the water hazards. – In Short Built in 1932, the Pennsauken Country Club hosts a rare place in South Jersey: the semi-public golf course. Bent grass is on the greens, while bluegrass is on the fairways. Pennsauken is a favorite of New Jerseyans--about 58,000 rounds are played annually. The course is built on flat terrain, but watch out for hole 7, a 228-yard, par 3 that is notorious throughout the state for its difficulty. The course also has water hazards on half its holes. 

aldrichedward 

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22 years ago

best little course in philly – It's a small course and gets alot of play, but the grounds crew keeps the course in great shape. 

farmerj8 

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22 years ago

A Pleasure – PCC is a pleasure to play. From Tee to Green the course is always in private course condition. The Staff is friendly and the food is great. It's obvious this operation is run by experienced professionals. Two items are needed in order to complete this almost perfect public course. Some kind of area to hit balls and warm up before the round and some added length. 

jrudderow 

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22 years ago

great course – This township owned course gets lots of play but you'd never know it. It's a wide open course that is constantly being changed and upgraded because it's a not for profit course. Can't remember ever seeing it in bad shape. 

Gianni75 

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22 years ago

fore.... – Beautifully designed course where long ball play is not the key to a low score...this course offers nice tight fairways which seem challenging but not too difficult, a must for a recreational golfer 

jcoombs 

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22 years ago

Always great conditions – I have never played a round there when the conditions were less than good (even during airation). Tight but fair. My favorite approach shot in South Jersey is on the 13th.