Heard this course had 100 year anniversary💪 everything’s five star here if you’ve never golfed here it’s a must stop and it has a stretch bar for pre-warm-up and a nice putting green foods good and Pleasant run is a beautiful historical course for sure💯⛳️🏌️‍♂️ The 18th hole is definitely worth a picture🎲

3 years ago

It was a great place to play. I really didn't like the pkg lot all that well. The course was in great shape and had smooth play.

5 months ago

Was looking for a place in town to play 18 with my wife while the kid was at soccer camp, and remembered playing Pleasant Run as a kid...figured give it a try...the reviews looked decent. I was more than impressed. It had that perfect combo of great conditions, cool old school layout, and great minimalist clubhouse. Walked in, and the pro's managed the snack bar as well...had a GREAT egg salad sandwich and was ready to go. LOVE courses where the first tee basically connects to the clubhouse...and the first tee here is perfect....even have the old school PA system announcing "Next on the first tee" to everyone within earshot. 👍 Course conditions were perfect. Tons of rain this week, and drainage appears excellent. No wet spots or pooling. No "90 degree" BS. Fairways could be cut shorter if needed for tournaments, but they were fine as is. The thing that really stuck out to me was the bunker edges. Cut perfectly like Augusta National....rare for a muni course. Even ran into a kid working on a bunker as we played at the top of a blind hill/green. Dangerous position because we can't see him as we're firing iron shots at him up this hill. Kid laughed it off and said "it's my job, love it". 😀 GREAT STAFF...inside and out. Greens were flawless, soft w the rain as expected, but still putted true. They could soupe them up if needed in dry weather. Love the surrounds as well. 1930's Tudors in the adjoining neighborhood and even a graveyard that has to be 1800 vintage lining the right side of the 15 fairway. So old school cool. Overall, 5 star. In fact, might boot Martinsville and Dooks (Ireland) out of my top 2, under 6,000 yard courses. Only thing it really lacked was a blend machine in the bar/grill, and one of those "next up" golf ball rungs on the first tee. 😀 Will be back for sure.

4 years ago