I recently attended the Scottish New Year party (Hogmanay)... During my four hours there, I enjoyed walking around the club house and grounds. I heard several conversations about the room, happy with this choice of location. The staff was friendly and attentive, and the structure was clean and attractive.

We had our wedding at Pembroke Pines Country Club, and I could not have asked for a better experience! The atmosphere was beautiful, and the staff went above and beyond — they were friendly, attentive, and so personable throughout the entire day. The food was absolutely incredible. At so many weddings I’ve attended elsewhere, the food has either been cold or there wasn’t enough. That was definitely not the case here — everything was hot, plentiful, and delicious. I had so many friends and family members come up to me during the night saying it was one of the best weddings they’d been to in a long time, and I know a big part of that was thanks to the amazing service and food. For couples looking for a venue: I highly recommend PPCC. Don’t just look at the price tag — you truly get what you pay for, and it’s worth every penny. My advice is to book at least 1.5 years in advance, not only to lock in current pricing but also to make the financial planning more manageable. If I could do it all over again, I would choose Pembroke Pines Country Club without hesitation. Thank you to the entire team for making our wedding day so beautiful and unforgettable!

I visited this place with a friend for my 50th birthday. First highly overpriced for the quality of course. Second, very poorly marked course. No signage advising you where to go for first hole/tee. 3rd, unfriendly atmosphere with other players and staff. This is a Gentleman's game with etiquette and respect, which neither had. Ive played on prestigious courses and have never witnessed poor Behavior like this before. There are plenty of other golfing options in the area so I can't in Good Nature recommend this location I will definitely be golfing elsewhere

We love Pembroke Pines Country Club. In high school my husband worked at PPCC and we both have been golfing there for years. We knew the old clubhouse and staff and are even happier with the new clubhouse and not only the new staff but the staff that stayed. We enjoy the golf course and find it to be one of the nicer options in our area as far as course experience. In September of this year (2024) we decided to have our wedding reception at PPCC. The all day access to the bridal suite and groom suite added to the ease of the day; everything being in one place was helpful. We are so grateful or the event staff and how much they contributed to our day. It rained all day on wedding day and they were so accommodating for our bridal party and our guests on that day. The food was nothing short of AMAZING. The greatest choice we made regarding our wedding was to have our reception at Pembroke Pines. We often have the 1759 Grille on our shortlist of places to eat out. The servers are all lovely and the food never misses. I cannot speak highly enough of Pembroke Pines Country Club.

Poor Value and Course Management Issues My Sunday 9-hole experience was disappointing, exacerbated by a $65 rate to walk a course that’s partially, if not mostly, under construction. One hole was completely closed, another had a temporary green, and there was active construction throughout — yet they still charged full price with no heads-up or discount. To make matters worse, we played the back 9 on a separate Friday evening and the sprinklers came on mid-round. What’s really baffling is the decision to start disruptive construction during the busiest part of the season. New England already has a short golf season, and to interfere with peak playtime without adjusting pricing or communicating clearly shows a lack of regard for golfers’ time and money.