West Nine Golf Camp

Great Place and service

This was my second golf course that I visited the other one was Shady Grove in Scotch Plains. They were both a positive experience, only wished I had taken up the sport at a younger time not now at 66 years when my knees are going on me.1

I went the day before to see the three golf courses that are on the edge of Plainfield with Edison. The CC was only with Membership, the second was the West Nine Golf Camp, with only 9 holes but at first sight it seemed to be very good grass on the fairways and greens, it gave me a very good impression.
Then I went to see a course that is around the corner, with 18 holes the Ash Golf Course looks like a great course but they did not have clubs to rent.
Therefore, the next day I went to West Nine, the attention was excellent, very friendly and nice people at the Club House. They gave me a set of clubs in very good condition, even with a new Odyssey putter and Adams irons.
I loved the course, I went out through the par 3 of hole 3, a challenging hole since you have to leave it on top since the green is elevated and out of limit on the right ..... great shot I left it on the green .
From then on I liked all the holes, 1 and 5 have some hidden swamps that for those who do not know them you have to be attentive before the green. The 6 and 7 are down so they are challenging to drop on the greens that are not in sight. The course in very good condition with excellent fairways so all the seats were very good, and the greens in very good condition. The great state of the court helped me to play in great shape.
I want to thank Mike who offered me a delicious Tea, Tom and the Starter in the morning that I did not know his name for the attention received, it was like playing in my own club in Buenos Aires !!!!

Been along time since I played it last
Greens were on great shape. Could use a trimming
Fair ways are mostly crab grass. Bit it's a challenging course for nine holes

This was my second time going there, I invited my cousin who is a tennis player but he enjoys playing golf. I called made the reservation, we got there, pay and went on to start . On hole 7 this golfcar stops by with an older couple. He gets off the car approached us and ask us if we wanted to get a ticket, I swear I thought some sort of ruffle ticket. So I asked what king of ticket. He said a fine for jumping over the fence. I am like what. I showed him my recipe and he turn so red out of embarrassment I guess. He said that he got a call saying that we jump over the fence. So I went to the office and said that I was offended because I wasn't asked anything, straight up accusations. The guy at the front desk when I told him what happened he said that the men was his boss and that the sweat pants on my cousin might've thrown him off. Unbelievable...

For the price is okay, but the fairways are a little dry and with no grass in parts. The greens are in good shape. I had the sensation of flying balls all around, especially in the 9th hole tee box.

Highly regarded and well-known golf summer camp in NJ. Excellent instructors and the kids all have a fun time and learn everything from putting, chipping, full swing, and etiquette/rules. Lunch and snacks offered as well as morning/afternoon/full day sessions.