Ron Jaworski's Valley Brook Country Club, Blackwood, NJ

Played Valleybrook yesterday for the 4 th time this year and myself and my girl as always had a great day . The course conditions were awesome and the greens played super..

Overcrowded all the time! If you have a lot of time to watch and get frustrated, it's wonderful.

Course is great condition. Everything looks great, the greens a rolling quick the fairways are nice and green again and everything looks to be back on track again. The only thing that i felt that could addressed a little more is the pace of play. For the amount of play this golf course sees the need more staff of the course. They either have a starter and no ranger or a ranger and no starter which makers it even more of a mess. All in all great course just very unorganized and not controlled well on the course.

I play a lot of golf in the South Jersey/Philadelphia area and Valleybrook is on my rotation of golf courses. I play Valleybrook because I can count on the greens being great and the rest of the course very good. Food and drink in Rileys Pub are awesome with beers and appetizers on special every time I'm there.

I've played Valleybrook numerous times over the years, and just got a round in for the first time this season. Compared to most other courses in South Jersey, it's a good balance between value, maintenance and course layout.

However I would say it's not the best in any of those categories. Greens were in the best condition and rolling fast, fairways were slightly above average but the rough had a lot of dirt spots. There is plenty of undulation and elevation changes from tee to green, which creates a lot of challenges but I feel this is compromised by the holes being so close with people crossing fairways with bad shots seemingly every other hole.

Pace of play was also extremely slow the weekday I went. I'd imagine it's like this all the time given the location and notoriety from Jaworski.

Definitely worth a play, but doubtful that it will blow you away in any facet. I prefer a course like Town & Country, or even RiverWinds.

Valleybrook has gotten some mixed reviews, but this one will mostly be positive. It's a terrific course as far as uniqueness of holes, its overwhelming greatest strength. Many holes require carries over water coupled with pinpoint accuracy onto imposing tree lined fairways, often up or down hills. However other holes are more generous from the tee box, yet equally appealing to the eye. There are some rougher looking houses that border the course, but the holes themselves were very fun to play. It's definately shorter than posted on the scorecard, but that shouldn't matter unless you can drive it 350yds, which I, and I presume most, can not. The maintainance was good and the greens very good which played fair and a tiny bit fast. Valleybrook isn't overly challenging with the exception of a few holes and often allows for the opportunity to make quality shots. They did misquote me on price when I called earlier in the day. It was only a $4 difference, but still isn't cool. Get a name if you call ahead and be sure to say 18 holes, which I believe I did, so you don't encounter a little price surprise when you arrive. Nonetheless, $29 to walk weekday twilight is reasonable for a course of this quality and fun. They do have logo balls for the logo ball lover like myself. Overall rating, an A.

if your tired of playing the same old courses ,come here,really different for this area all the courses around here are flat ,but this course is all up and down hills for half of it,real fair course if your good you can work a score on it if your so so you can feal good when your done because you can pull off a lot of shots that look harder than they are,real nice sports bar for 19th hole, good food good prices nice peeps.plus alot of jaworski/eagles stuff,also driving range is right outside of bar patio,nice place to down a couple,really love hole # nine i think were your looking back towards clubhouse from a hill with water you have to cross real nice hole.

Some holes are in the middle of apartments and townhouses. Holes 6 through 8 are very narrow and lined up next to each other. Balls often cross from one hole to another. The price is fair but I don't think I will come here soon.

First time playing Valley Brook today. Not sure I'd pay the full price (I got to play for $10 because of the anniversary thing going on today). My chief complaints: need more water buckets - got to the 4th hole before we saw one. Also, the 17th hole fairway was littered with range balls. Not good. Someone else mentioned the scenery. Overall I thought it was a good course, challenging for me, I'd probably play again.