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The Pinehills

Designed by Rees Jones, ASGCA and opened in 2001

Jones Course - Plymouth, Massachusetts

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Course Details

Holes:

Par:

Length:

7175 yards

Slope:

135

Rating:

73.8

Driving Ranges:

Yes

Estimated Green Fees

$155

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The Pinehills

Nicklaus Course

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18 Holes

72 Par

7243 Yards

Scorecard for Jones Course

HOLE	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	OUT	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	IN	TOT
Black73.80/135	369	424	520	202	436	459	182	414	574	3580	382	567	446	394	248	509	433	197	419	3595	7175
Blue72.40/131	348	404	501	177	403	431	165	397	552	3378	360	548	420	370	219	495	401	169	402	3384	6762
White69.60/125	330	347	482	151	382	409	155	378	508	3142	318	490	377	329	196	467	366	143	373	3059	6201
White (L)76.30/136	330	347	482	151	382	409	155	378	508	3142	318	490	377	329	196	467	366	143	373	3059	6201
Red71.20/125	314	289	428	122	321	355	131	298	457	2715	284	452	343	289	166	379	333	97	322	2665	5380
Par	4	4	5	3	4	4	3	4	5	36	4	5	4	4	3	5	4	3	4	36	72

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3.5

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Ken M. Reviewed October 05, 2013

Nice course and amenities, however JOHN TUFFIN IS A DOUCHE.

matt V. Reviewed August 26, 2011

previous reviews were right about the GPS on carts. You would expect a place like this to have them. This place treats you like royalty. This was my 2nd time here and i would have to say i like the Jones course better. There are some better looking holes and from what i remember from the Nicklaus, it is a bit tougher. There seems to be more bunkers on the Jones. Everything from the practice greens, tees, greens, fairways are perfect. I always like to see Maintenance guys out there filling divots and repairing stuff. Tons of that here. Great upkeep. The rough was not too penalizing either. You had more trouble with bunkers and drop-offs if you missed the fairways than rough. The Jones course plays a bit harder. There were a couple spots i wish i had some course knowledge for but luckily escaped trouble. i thought the 6700+ yardage from the Blue tees was going to be long but i found myself hitting wedges into a lot of the par fours. You would really have to place the ball off the tee and tempt the bunkers to have that happen though. The par threes were great yardages and picturesque. A well as the par fives. Some tough elevated greens here. No complaints this time around. I used my Groupon and the 18 holes played in under four hours. I could and would not ask for more.

Howard M. Reviewed October 23, 2010

Daily fee course makes you feel like a member. Top notch service at every part of the experience. Conditions were immaculate.

Bernard Y. Reviewed July 14, 2010

The course itself, service, driving range, and all the amenities are good. However, I had my entire golf bag, along with a full set of clubs, stolen while I was dining at East Bay Grille restaurant. My advice is not use the bag racks at the bag drop until management installs surveillance in that area.

thomas C. Reviewed July 06, 2010