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2.5

9 Reviews

Cobbs Creek Golf Course

Designed by Hugh Wilson, (R) TGR Design and opened in 1916

Q School - Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

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Course Details

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Length:

750 yards

Driving Ranges:

Yes

The 9-hole "Q School" course at the Cobbs Creek Golf Course facility in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania features 750 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 27. The estimated green fees for 9 holes is $45. Cobbs Creek Golf Course Golf Club has an onsite driving range with 68 practice tees. Designed by Hugh Wilson, (R) TGR Design, the Q School golf course opened in 1916.

Estimated Green Fees

$45

Other Golf Courses at this facility

Cobbs Creek Golf Course

Karakung

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9 Holes

27 Par

750 Yards

Cobbs Creek Golf Course

Olde Course

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9 Holes

27 Par

750 Yards

Scorecard for Q School

HOLE	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	OUT	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	IN	TOT
Blue70.70/127	484	361	304	168	413	122	470	194	264	2780	297	431	440	377	614	447	275	193	348	3422	6202
White69.00/121	423	343	277	136	349	117	416	178	259	2498	288	399	431	368	589	392	266	166	339	3238	5736
Red65.50/116	412	307	263	110	336	109	391	162	253	2343	277	374	422	356	574	378	225	154	330	3090	5433
Par	5	4	4	3	4	3	5	3	4	35	4	4	4	4	5	4	4	3	4	36	71

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What Golfers are Saying

2.5

Based on 9 Reviews

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John C. Reviewed July 10, 2013

Richard Q. Reviewed July 04, 2013

This course is really starting to come back around, fairways are beautiful greens are well maintained and there putting a lot of money into this place to bring it back. Designed by the same guy that did Merion this course is a classic. Just played it today; HUGE improvement from past plays. Keep it up!

Jeff D. Reviewed April 09, 2013

The skeleton of a good golf course exists here. If you're a golf architecture nerd then you'll surely appreciate the pedigree of the course and recognize the nuances it has to offer. If not, you'll think it's a run-of-the-mill city course that needs more TLC.

Steve O. Reviewed November 01, 2012

This is the only GOLF COURSE I can not call and place an order for a set of clubs,balls or gloves in BULK and they tell you if you order it in October you will have it in APRIL when we pay our bill give me a break.

Harry S. Reviewed June 04, 2012

The maintenance contractor has made repairs, improvements and a consistant effort to put bring beautiful gem back shining. The design has been challenging from the start but now it is also a nice place to play golf. No 2 holes are alike and the creek makes the first 9 a shot maker's challange while the distances and topography make the back nine challenging in distance and shot making. Go and enjoy for a great price!

Brian C. Reviewed July 25, 2011

This is the crappiest course I have ever played. Worse then Walnut Lane. And for $50, this is a total rip off. The tee boxes were sand or dirt. I broke more tees trying to put them into the ground then I did swinging. I cant even imagine how crappy the cheaper Karakung course is. Not only that, the Starter laughed at us when we were there early, and said "Dont ever expect to get out on time here". Soo whats the point of a tee time? Awful experience, will never go back.

Scott A. Reviewed July 24, 2011

One of the nicest public golf courses I have ever played. If you like the natural Pennyslvania wilderness, you will love the front nine. Woods, water, nature and challenging holes. Very picturesque.

The back nine is open with many holes next to each other but for the most part there is shade at every green so you can take a breather on a hot summer day.

My major complaint is the shape of the T boxes. Some of them are literally hard packed sandy dirt.

Stephen M. Reviewed August 02, 2010

nate C. Reviewed July 09, 2010

Played the course on 7/5/10 for the first time under current management and was pleasantly surprised by the conditions except for the tee boxes. A boogie golfer with any distance off the tee would be better challenged playing the blue tees on most holes.

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