Pretty poor conditions for the price. Played 4 other courses this past weekend and this was the worst hands down. Practice area was great but when you get on the course it’s all dirt. Tee boxes were not level. Tee times so stacked we waited behind two groups on the 4th hole. The only positive was they accept youth on course and my son was able to play his own ball every hole without having to rush.

Very disappointed in the course conditions. Seems like it is continuing to go down hill & nothing like the country meadows days. For cost of greens fees here I would expect better conditions. Every green has noticeable pin placement holes showing but even worse on 11-15 causing extremely poor putting conditions. Tee boxes that look like deserts because there is much more sand than grass & bunkers that are concrete. Save your $ and golf somewhere else, they are obviously not using it to take care of the course.

I came to Peoria Pines 11•12•25 at 10:45 am to practice at the driving range. The Pro Shop Associate was quite nice and professional. The quality of the turf and the condition of the range balls was far superior to any other facility that I have been to lately. I had a terrific time and will return to both play a round and eat at the restaurant. I really enjoyed the vibe.

Been playing the corse because it was reasonably priced. Even though condition are below par. Went out this past week and they jacked up the price. This is not a 72 dollar course. Unfortunately me and the boys who have been playing once a week will not be back. Enjoy

I have not played here in 10 years. My son's birthday was today, and he wanted to play here. All the tee boxes were in poor shape, the fairways were fine, and greens, although they were slow, were fine. The only holes I remembered were #13 and 14. There once was a large pond between #14 tee box and the green. 13 and 14 were the only holes I birdied. It was far too expensive for its condition.