Attempted to play golf at captains cove today. We were harassed by the ranger - no need to be…read moreaggressive. Pro: they reimbursed us after telling us the ranger would not stop harassing us, and suggested we just stop playing. Con: ranger was rude and made fun of beginners swing/attempting to play golf. Note: one of our crew was a more experienced golfer and was not given this same treatment with a group of guys. Based on other posts it sounds like the Cove may have an issue with women?

NY strip was cooked a little more than I like but I was a couple minutes late to pickup then had to…read moredrive 3 mins back home. Brussels sprouts were good as were the mashed potatoes.

Excellent course. Good food and beer prices. Well maintained and a fun track to play. Yes, the play…read moreis slow with a lot of vacationers and Senior players. Excellent service. One of our favorites every year we go.

$135.00 a round and they pack the course with tee times only 9 minutes apart. Every hole is wait,…read morewait, wait. Get ready for a 5.5 hour round of golf

Location Far eastern end of base…read more Parking Plenty of parking-large lot. Service Friendly and attentive. Carly was AWESOME! Menu-see photo-great selection of sandwiches, sides, drinks. Food We had the special-chili/ Fritos/soda=$5!!! And the combo special-ham wrap/soda/chips-ok with changing chips for cookie! Both were generous portions and delish! Chili was chock full of beans, veggies, ground meat-very flavorful! Summary Beautiful location, great food, outstanding service!

I am extremely impressed with how good of a golf course this is. Built on a very flat piece of…read moreland, the architect did a great job of using the trees, marsh, and basins of water throughout. The bunkering is wonderfully positioned as well. Just a great layout. Very walkable since it's so flat and the breeze off the Chesapeake Bay is wonderful on a hot summer day. The Bermuda grass was in great shape when I was there. They had just punched several tee boxes so hopefully they bounce back quickly. The greens could be a little more dramatic to really add a challenge, but I would also play here all the time if I had access to it. Seeing planes take off to the right of hole 8 was by far the highlight. Just unreal seeing that up close. Thank you for having me, Cedar Point!

Wildwood golf and country club is a really nice option to play a classically designed course while…read morevisiting the shore. This little Donald Ross Design has a really nice practice facility including a full length range, short game area to practice your 120 yard wedge game and in and also a chipping green complete with bunkers. Upon walking through the clubhouse and out to the first tee you're greeted by a very helpful staff and a nicely stocked pro shop. The first tee really sets you up with what you'll see while out there for your round. A well maintained tee with tree lined and well defined fairways and the requirement tom move the ball off the tee one way or another. Slightly errant shots easily get you into tree trouble and very errant shots will find lots of trouble. One of the things I don't like here is the use of out of bounds within the property. I understand from a safety point of view why this is done but a hole like the par 5 12th having OB in the left trees (which plays adjacent to the 11th hole) and OB in the right trees makes this hole just dumb. It's already the narrowest driving hole on the course and that OB just makes it even more ridiculous. On top of this issue, getting home in 2 is not really an option because of a strategically placed tree that prevents a quality look into the green. Realistically you need to play this hole 200-225 off the tee, 190-210 for your second and 100 in to have any real chance to score. Leave the driver in the bag. The greens here at Wildwood are superb. Rolling fast and true they are a real treat to play and putt especially if you have any experience with Donald Ross greens, you'll really like them ALOT! Unfortunately for me my day did not include dining at the club so I can't speak for the food or service of the restaurant stuff but the outdoor patio overlooking the practice putting green in the short game area with a nice little view of the first tee does seem like a very nice place to get lunch after your round or come out for a relaxing bite to eat. Wildwood is a really nice golfing experience with fantastic greens and some quirky tee shots. A little course knowledge is a must to score and patience on the greens is a virtue, but that 12th hole is a drag and some of the hidden hazards that can gobble up a seemingly quality tee shot can upset an otherwise good day of golf and beware of the windy days!

The perfect beach town country club. Laid back and casual with a small dinning area. Food is great…read morewith amazing service from the nicest people. Did I mention they also have free popcorn!

My friend and I decided to try this course. He has played here few times but not this year. So on a…read morenice afternoon we decided to play this course. The course was pretty empty. Fairways and greens are in good shape. Bunkers no so much. I am a beginner golfer so no complains there. I hate hitting off bunkers anyways. Some of the holes can be pretty hard for high handicappers. Narrow fairways and lots of tees. You have to keep em straight. Some of the holes are so beautiful. Especially hole 9 and hole 18. They have some water hazard as well. They also have a driving range. I think they can do better by reducing tee time prices to attract more customers. Piankatank is a better course for the same price. By lowering price they may get more people to play. That's the only reason I am giving them 4 stars. Food is great here. They have a decent restroom with shower.

I played on August 10, 2026. The head pro, Don, couldn't have been nicer. We discussed several…read moreother courses we've played around the state. He cautioned me on the condition the course was in, and he was right. The Tides Inn should should be ashamed to let an otherwise decent layout get to this point. On the front side, the tee boxes are gone: just compacted dirt. Most of the bunkers have become unplayable waste areas. The cart path is really deteriorated. The greens weren't awful, but most had patches of completely different grasses. The condition on the back nine was better. Most of the tee boxes were good, and the fairways in better shape. This course has some beautiful holes, and the overall layout is fun and challenging, but so much work needs to be done to get this course back to a course I could recommend.

I am a member at the Quinton oaks golf course in Callao. Some of the other members have been…read morerecommending me to try Piankatank course for a while. I finally tried it on a beautiful day. They have online prepaid reservation system. You could also call them and book via phone. The course layout is amazing. Few water holes and lots of tress in the front 9. Back 9 is stunning. Pretty open with wide fairways and a couple of holes have beautiful water views of the river. Very well maintained course. Absolutely worth the money. I got paired with a high school golfer who was with his dad practicing for the season. He made golf look easy. The weather was perfect as well. Between 68 to 70. They have a very nice restaurant with great food options as well. You can order ahead before you get to your turn. Highly recommend this course if you're in this area. Practice facility is decent as well.

I would have given it a 5 star rating but the day my 2 sons and I played at 1:PM on the hottest day…read moreof the year and the grill was closed in the afternoon due to common sense. The people were very friendly and the ice towels were from Heaven. The course was wonderful and in great shape.

Love the course. It takes a while to check in. Almost like they are using windows 95 based…read moresystem, but the wait is worth it. The course plays fast and no rude people play here

I played a lot of twilight golf here when we lived in Virginia Beach. We would walk the 9 holes,…read morewell, because it was so cheap! It is a friendly, not particularly difficult course located on an Air Force Base. Apparently, the base has been renamed Joint Base Langley-Eustis. Our foursome were not good golfers overall. All four of us probably shared a bag of clubs which is such bad form! Still, no one complained about us, and I'm sure we let those on carts play through. I recall one of the holes being just off Weyland Road and if you're not careful, and we weren't, you could hit into a car driving by. Glad that never happened to us! Thanks Englewood for providing hacks like us with an inexpensive way to enjoy nature and our few solid club to ball connections in a relaxed setting!

Great course with excellent fairways and greens. We played 2 ocean city courses yesterday and they…read moredid not compare. Almost all of the holes were wide open and with small sand traps it is easy to score well.

I enjoy this course. It's pretty nice and good for beginners course. In good shape compared to some…read moreof the other courses in the area.

A nice open disc golf course that runs parallel to the regular golf course. The golf course is…read morenot maintained terribly well, but as far as disc golf goes, it's pristine. Also has plenty of water to avoid and many spectators, including groundhogs and geese. Although Schumaker Park is free, it's crowded and cramped. $3.00 for Horse Bridge is worth it. If you feel like being lazy, you can even rent a golf cart for a couple bucks more.