Cool place if you're just learning. I was there on a Friday afternoon, and it was pretty busy. I…read morethink anyone who wants to play a full size course should try this first. You can play 9 or 18 and the price is very reasonable. Great practice for your short game even if you are a seasoned player. I liked it

Great course to work on the short game. Well maintained, and a fun course for beginners or…read moreexperienced players.

This is a Tom Fazio gem, almost every hole and shot is visually appealing. The course is very…read morechallenging, play the proper t for your abilities and you'll be fine. Although the course is challenging it is very playable. There is sand , if you want to call it sand , everywhere. The only complaint I would have is that the sand was very hard and packed which made short shots extremely challenging. It is basically like hitting off a dirt road in a bunker, more like waste bunkers but the longer shots were easier than the short shots with loft. The course is well kept and the greens were very well maintained and rolled true. The fairways are pretty wide on most holes but any errant shot will trouble, no room once you miss the fairway. The nice feature is that the high rough , also everywhere, and the woods were maintained and you can almost always find and play your penalizing shot. There are no flat holes , every fairway is up a hill or down a valley and most lies aren't flat either. The cart service and drinks were great as were the hot dogs and sliders. The locker room was cleaned and the amenities were excellent. The bar food was great and the service was also excellent. Highly recommend a round here if you get an invitation.

What a joke! First, it's in a depressed part of NJ not PA ... the clubhouse is very dated in…read morenothing special. The driving range does not accommodate enough players for a tournament nor does the warm up green. I didn't see any short game area. The green side bunkers have zero sand....all dirt and almost hard pan. The fairway bunkers are even worse with big rocks in them. The fairways and greens are in good shape. It's just a nothing special course.

I always liked Pinelands, but it seems they are letting the course go. The fairways are bald. The…read moretee boxes are all torn up. And to charge over $90 for a tee time is a disgrace.

All of the reviews over 2 years old are for an entirely different golf course. This place is now a…read moregem. Within the last two years, they have removed trees, completely redone fairways, greens, tee boxes, and the rough. They will be fixing the cart paths this fall and after that, there literally won't be a thing to do, as it will be entirely brand new. There's even talk of a top tracer range. There's a new clubhouse and new carts. Anyone that reviews this under 4 stars doesn't know anything about golf.

Always a great experience! Golf, bar and restaurant! The staff are great, from…read moreThe bartenders, servers, and of course everyone in the pro shop! My home away from home!

We had the best time Friday night 5 /15/ 2026. Went for dinner with great friends and to see…read moreAndrew Ruggieri sing. What a very talented young man . I got the whole place on their feet dancing . Even the employees were dancing . Can't wait til next time . Great food and great fun. We will be back for sure

I've had the fortune of playing Pebble Beach, Shinnecock, Merion, Winged Foot, Sand Hills, Augusta…read moreand many other world class golf courses. Pine Valley is absolutely the most unbelievable collection of golf holes ever created anywhere. I'm still in awe having played it yesterday and had an 80 from the blue tees. I cannot say enough good things about this heavenly place and those who truly appreciate the game should have a chance to play sometime in their lifetime. The entire experience exceeded my expectations in every way and I hope to have an opportunity to return someday.

Yep, absofuckinglutely as good as the hype. There is no comparison. I would tell you more, and…read morethe details and stories are fabulous, but I'd have to kill you. One has to keep up the mystique of the #1 rated golf course in the world.

The place is a little rundown, but the driving range is nice. They just give you basketballs when…read moreyou pay for them and you can hit off the grass to the left-hand side of the range

It's an older mini golf course that could use some updating, but it has 2 different courses that…read moreare fun and challenging. Driving range is great for practice and there are batting cages too. Usually not crowded so it's nice to play without waiting.

I am sad to report that a year later, I am finding this buffet lacking in most areas…read more The only sections that we really found to still be reasonably good were the omelet and waffle stations where they make them fresh to order. But I don't need to go to a buffet to get a waffle. Most things in the chafing dishes (mussels, fish, potatoes, etc) were either dried out or too salty and just tasted terrible. The turkey sausage was so dry and weirdly textured I am not sure it was even meat, let alone turkey. The bagels and other pastries and breads were stale and poor quality. The desserts were especially bad. The big sliced cakes and all the little tiny cakes looked pretty but taste awful - fake whipped cream and too sweet cheap tasting frosting made them nearly inedible. I saw chocolate covered strawberries when I walked in but when I went for dessert they were gone with no replacements forthcoming. The tip was included for our party of 9 but she didn't deserve it - there were several times we needed something and there was no one in sight for long periods. We won't be returning.

Scotland Run holds a very special place in my heart, as it is where my husband and I got married…read more We now make it a tradition to return each year around our anniversary for their Sunday brunch. We are very lucky that they we have the opportunity to go back to our venue each year since a lot of venues are only limited to special occasions like weddings and showers offered in their banquet halls. The Sunday brunch is your quintessential Sunday brunch. They have a made-to-order omelet station, fresh waffle press, carving station, along with over a dozen options served in chafers. The options range from scrambled eggs to chicken Marsala. They also offer a range of bagels, pastries and salad dishes. There is a great variety of options without being overwhelming. The apple stuffed pancakes and the carved turkey were by far my favorite dishes during my most recent visit. On our reservation we noted that we were celebrating our anniversary and we were welcomed back with open arms. Our table was covered in rose pedals and we were provided a complimentary glass of champagne to enjoy with our brunch. JoAnn, one our wedding coordinators, was on site during our recent and came over to say hello to us and catch up. Even years after our wedding, the customer service at Scotland Run is top notch. Everyone we encountered a few years back was a pleasure to work with especially JoAnn and Kelly. Let me premise by saying that not every venue is right for every couple, but Scotland Run was 110% perfect for us. From start to finish, we were in fabulous hands and had the event of our dreams. No bride ever thinks there will be rain on her wedding day, and that was certainly something I hadn't planned for. No biggie, Scotland Run had a contingency plan and had everything taken care of. Years later our guests still rave about our wedding but by far they rave about the mashed potato bar and the dessert table. It goes without saying that the grounds are gorgeous and that's one of the things we fell in love with initially. The view from the ballroom was the greenery of the golf course and open skies. The pavilion was decorated with many, many different types of flowers adding luscious color. The venue was so pretty, we kept any extra decorations to the minimum. While our wedding day is now a day in the past, it is so nice to know that we can always come back for some special time to reminisce.

My son and I were looking for a place to play miniature golf for Father's Day when we found this…read moreplace. I was bummed that we arrived before it opened because I hadn't checked the opening times, but imagine my surprise to discover they leave clubs and balls out for people to play and only charge $5 on the honor system. The course is well maintained and enjoyable and we had a wonderful morning just the two of us playing, the only other people on the property being a few others using the driving range. Looks like they have a nice selection of ice cream, sodas, hotdogs and other stuff at the snack bar too. Great spot! Family friendly and won't put a dent in your wallet either!

This place was a ton of fun!…read more It has a nice little mini golf spot, driving range, and an ice cream stand all tucked into one! The mini golf was fairly well maintained, easy to get started and a lot of fun. It was really affordable compared to most mini golf places in the area. My favorite part was the ice cream stand! Tons of flavors and options, a perfect cap to a round of mini golf! The service was super friendly, they let us try a few flavors before deciding as well. If you're in the area, I highly recommend stopping by for a quick adventure in mini golf or a swing at the range!

Great price for green fees plus carts. Would recommend this for beginners. I will be back.read more

I've played golf at least twice a week for the past five years. I have been to over 20 courses in…read moreSouth Jersey and this is by far the course that was in the worst condition I have ever played. This course should be priced for $40, but no it's priced for $80. The tee boxes don't even have grass, covered in weeds. The grass around the bunkers and the greens are totally overgrown, and the holes are totally destroyed. This place will be closed within the next three months for Good.