Pine Valley Golf and Disc Golf Course

Designed by Bill Brown and opened in 1969

Pine Valley - Sherwood, Arkansas

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Course Details

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Par:

Length:

5377 yards

Slope:

107

Rating:

69.2

Driving Ranges:

The 18-hole "Pine Valley" course at the Pine Valley Golf and Disc Golf Course facility in Sherwood, Arkansas features 5377 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 70. The course rating is 69.2 and it has a slope rating of 107. The estimated green fees for 18 holes is $23. Designed by Bill Brown, the Pine Valley golf course opened in 1969.

Estimated Green Fees

$23

Scorecard for Pine Valley

HOLE	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	OUT	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	IN	TOT
Blue66.20/0	250	359	151	331	297	150	400	322	322	2582	281	140	324	318	168	332	283	243	458	2547	5129
White65.40/0	238	345	144	318	287	145	389	316	312	2494	272	128	316	304	160	315	274	236	445	2450	4944
Red (L)67.30/0	222	322	131	210	277	139	377	304	225	2207	262	114	307	284	120	293	262	229	389	2260	4467
Par	4	4	3	4	4	3	5	4	4	35	4	3	4	4	3	4	4	4	5	35	70

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dan F. Reviewed September 26, 2012

Pine Valley has the potential to be a really nice course, but unlike many of the other reviews I will not be reccommending this golf course as a place to play. The layout of the course is great, several unique holes, and water comes into play a fair amount adding to some pretty nice scenery. Unfortunately, however, this is where the compliments come to an end. What absolutely ruins an otherwise nice course is the maintainance which is rivaled for the worst I have ever played. Many fairways had literally more bare areas of dirt than actual areas of grass. Several other holes, especially 3 and 4 are simply ridiculous with the slope of the fairway. I guarantee nobody's drive stays in play because the best of drives will run out of bounds due to the steepness of the slope. $9 to walk weekday peak hours sounds like a great deal, but it's not because your really not playing golf with the existing conditions. Furthermore, it's impossible to improve or work on any aspect of your game, likewise, due to the maintainance. They do have logo balls for the collector like myself, a benefit. Great scenery, great layout....AWFUL AWFUL playing conditions including every tee box being dirt so dry you literally have a hard time putting a tee into the ground. If you truly are someone that plays once or twice a year or want to take a youngster out to play for cheap, definately come here. If you play remotely for real..then do not come. Overall rating D+

Joe B. Reviewed August 04, 2011

Very friendly staff, i feel very welcome every time i go, been 5 times, had a great time every time, seriously thinking about becoming a member, but in the meantime will be back several time. Tee boxes are in ok conditions, fairways on front 9 are in bad shape, all greens are ok, but the back 9 is better overall. My favorite course, by far. It'll cost ya 20 during week days before 4 pm, and 17 after 4, with cart rental. Tee times are needed on weekends, and it is 22 before 4 and 20 after 4, with cart rental. Great course overall, would recommend it to anyone looking for a great way to spend a day golfing cheap.

Tim F. Reviewed July 21, 2011

I played a 3 man scramble on this golf course on 03/24/11. All 3 of us are from out of town. We enjoyed our round of golf. The course is great to get out & play a little & practice a little. While the course isn't long, it defends itself with uneven slopes & other subtleties. Pine Valley will never be confused with a country club, but neither will it's fees. The value is very good & so is the atmosphere. We were made to feel very welcome in the pro shop. Bottom line, Lord willing, I will go back & play there again some day.

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