Tall Pines Players Club, Friendsville, PA

I have to disagree with some of the previous posted comments. I thought this course was very nice! I wasn't expecting much and was pleasantly surprised how good of shape the course was in. Played it with my dad today (July 7, 2017). With few exceptions, the fairways, greens and tee boxes were in great shape. Everything was very green. I thought the course layout was challenging but fair. My only regret was that I played only 16 holes. A rain/wind storm blew in while waiting on the 17th tee and we didn't finish the final two holes. We should have went back out once the storm front blew through.

Anyway, I would highly recommend this course for anyone living in Northeastern PA or Southern NY. The weekday rates made this course a very good value for the money. I would have no hesitation going back.

SAVE YOUR GAS AND MONEY.

This course is AWFUL. Do not let the nice trees fool you.

You can play this course 2 ways... 7iron-7iron-putter, or 3w-sw-putter. Every, single, hole. So leave your bag at home.

The owner is a mean drunk. He yells at the poor girls that work the desk and bar. Probably a Napoleon complex thing goin on... He also sucks at golf so get a lesson from your neighbor instead.

If you love to wait on every tee box, this course is for you. Tall Pines could be called Short Fairways.

The back nine smelled like marijuana. It might not be the course's fault I did not see any growing, although it speaks to the classy nature of this place.

When its wet its a swamp, when its dry its concrete. Consider laying up on the cart path for a softer roll at the green...

Speaking of the greens, bring a magic 8 ball to help you guess. Because your balls will roll opposite the break.

Also, careful with loved ones in the car, since everyone drives home PLASTERED.

SAVE YOUR MONEY AND GAS. Golf somewhere else.

-Shooter Mc Gavin

I really enoyed this course. Not too difficult but still a challenge. Well worth the 20 minute drive from Binghamton. Very well maintained, and very pretty scenery. I would ignore the previous reviews and give this course a try.