Glenmoor Golf Course

Great Golf Course. We did a Tournament over their and we enjoyed our day. What's really cool with these guys is that they have Digital Screen for their ProShop & Cafe. Most places you have to wait your turn to ask the questions you need to make your decision. It was a nice experience.

Another comfortable your neighborhood golf course. The course is fairly maintained but greens are always slow. Many target holes which make it interesting. Driving ranges grass looks never cut so It's like you are practicing shots from rough.

I've golfed here a few times. The layout of the course is a little odd with the driving range right by the first fairway. The range balls end up all over the course and it's sometimes a challenge tracking your own ball down in the mix of range balls. Near hole eight there is a drive approach that allows vehicles onto the course from the parking lot of a nearby apartment complex. It looks like some local teenagers routinely take advantage of the drive approach to do donuts on the fairway of hole eight. There appears to be old tennis courts on the property that are now over grown and in disrepair. It's an eyesore. The course generally seems to be in a state of neglect. I tolerated all of this because the course is within walking distance of my home. I have golfed at Glenmoor approximately eight times over the last two months. I recently wanted to introduce my son to golf. He is eight years old. We called to schedule a T-time and were told there was no one on the course, so a T-time would no be necessary. We could just walk on when we arrived. The day was overcast and threatened rain, so there weren't many golfers out and about. Upon our arrival at the course I sat my son in one of the carts with our clubs and gear. I walked into the pro shop and was immediately confronted by a slightly overweight man that looked to be about 55 years old. He has greying hair and a bad attitude. He scolds me saying that my son doesn't look old enough to be on the course. I tell him my son is eight and ask how old he needs to be. The older, slightly overweight gentleman with the bad attitude informs me that eight is the age that Glenmoor will allow children to golf, but my son doesn't look eight and he tells me to leave. He does all of this very rudely. I explain that my son is eight and even if he wasn't, what would it hurt for us to golf. The course was empty. He refuses to even speak to me about it and tells me to leave. I've never been treated so poorly at a golf course. I had tolerated the poor conditions of the course, but I won't tolerate the rudeness and insensibility of the staff at this course. Save your self the wasted trip and go to one of the other nearby courses.

Well groomed, mature trees, challenging course. You will have a great time at this course, weather permitted! Steeler Nation even in the club house... lol! Enjoy great golf!!!

I really enjoy the doglegs at Glenmoor. My favorite holes include #'s 1, 2, 3, 4, 12, 13, 17. I've played this course a lot and it's always been in good condition. It is mostly flat and easy to walk.