My go-to course(s). West is your more common parkland style course, and East is a links. Both are fantastic. Good little clubhouse, and snack beverage carts come around too. Driving range and practice green in good condition

I played Mercer Oaks West on a very cold and windy day (12/11) with a friend. Despite the weather, it once again reminded me why the West Course is one of my favorite Mercer County courses. The layout is beautiful, with several holes that are both scenic and challenging—last 3 holes stand out. The view of Mercer Lake along the right side of the 17th hole is stunning. The course conditions were excellent for the off-season, particularly the greens, which were in great shape. The only downside is that it can be very difficult to secure a weekend tee time, even for members.

As an event decorator having a good relationship with vendors is extremely important. I cannot say enough about the staff at Mercer oaks. Mackenzie is so amazing and it such a delight to work with. Every event we have decorated there is effortless. They are on of my favorite places to work with and always recommend them.

On location to play an impromptu round of golf. Secured a tee time via the Mercer County Golf website. A very easy process, be sure to have a County membership. This save money and has other benefits. The course was in decent condition. I would like to see more care given to the sand traps, bunkers on the East course. Lots of rocks, pebbles and concrete clumps! Not acceptable! Staff is consistent, friendly and generally professional. Food and beverages available for purchase. This is NOT a BYOB course

I walk 9 holes of golf here twice a month as a foursome. Both the East and West Course are well kept and offer moderately challenging play. Mercer County residents can get a discount on green fees. The clubhouse and banquet facility are very nice!