Coventry Pines Golf Course

The guys a nice dude course is okay, but they just pack as many people as they can without and thought of how it’s going to effect rate of play. Just went today $40 for a cart and 9 and hole 3 and 4 had a total of 16 people and then another group of 4 in front of them I had to leave early. I was waiting at hole 3 to tee off for 27 minutes and I still didn’t get to hit because the group in front of me was just taking the ye time. Can’t get my money back either which is wild or a rain check anything. They’re really just trying to make the most money they can and not really give a shit if it takes you 4 hours to play 9

This review is based on the fun, playability and value. It's not a high end course nor does it pretend to be. In the last 4-5 years they've really made progress towards improving the conditions and the layout. The course itself is a 9 holes course with an entertaining layout with reasonable pricing. Great course to hit up frequently and always a good time.

I really like playing here. Somehow Coventry Pines short track gives me just as much challenge as any championship layout I've ever been on. I'm a strong ball-striker and this plays finds a way to neutralize a power advantage with its narrow tree-lined fairways and quirky design. Fun mental challenges like the first two holes lining the road left turn otherwise easy holes into tests. DIME-sized greens that are hard in the summer and soft after some rain, so you better be precise. Tee shots on #5 and #6 can tie you in knots. Plenty of scoring opportunities if you know how to find them. Any negatives are out of the course's control. For example, it gets really wet just because of its location. Oh well. Play lift clean and place on some of the soggier holes. Never stopped me from wanted to play here. It's popular, only 9 holes, and has a crazy cheap twilight deal. It gets CROWDED like no other, and with several blind tee shots, it can really get backed up. Place of play is still generally reasonable with 9 holes rarely going over 2 hours. Can attract some beginners, but I can't think of any time they weren't courteous. If you're a good player, it's probably best to walk for the sake of pace of play.