Bing Maloney Golf Course

This is where I learned to play golf many years ago. Through out the years the upkeep of the place has seen its highs and lows but the prices are very reasonable. Lately the course looks and plays great! The greens are in great shape and roll true. They have a championship 18 hole course, and also a 9 hole course with seven par 3’s and two 270 yard par 4’s. Come check them out.

I called to setup a tee time yesterday and the lady (Lacy) who took my call quoted me $ 24 for an 18 holes round of golf. I showed up today and Matt at the counter charged me $ 30. I I spoke to Andrew the Gen. Mgr. after the round and informed him of what happened. He thanked me for bringing it up to his attention but did not offer to give me my money back for the difference. Customer service is su –par. Course is ok, typical muni. Greens are good but fairway is patchy, tee box is below average. They lack good customer service.

Well kept course. Tim Keyser, (Author), gave Bing a quality rating of 44 with a value rating of C. Greens are large, and deep bunkers, pin placement can be easy or difficult. Walkability is easy. Fun course to play. They also have a exec. nine, short course if time is a factor.

I see that there is another account for the pro shop, so I won’t let the pro shop effect my rating of the course itself.
Bing Maloney is a very nice and fun course. The staff today and in general is very friendly. After a round today there were two employees who reached out and told us to have a good day and asked if we wanted to take the golf cart back to the car to unload our gear.
The other thing I love about Bing is the executive 9 hole course. If you just want to get some practice in after work or if you just want a really cheap round of golf or if you are just starting out in the sport or if you are teaching your kids how to play, the executive 9 holes is PERFECT. Mostly little par 3’s that will help you practice your short game with a couple of long par 4’s where you can hit your driver. I am a huge advocate of their executive 9.
I have played their normal 18 hole course as well and it is very well maintained and it is a lot of fun. I’ve had a fee really bad experiences with people in the pro shop, but again this account is for the course itself so I think Bing should get 5 stars in that regard.

The express nine course is fast and fun and always in great condition. Great for practice and easy to walk. Love taking my kids here to play! Number eight is a little weird but other than that it’s great! It may actually be more fun than the main course.

Played the executive 9. It was a fun course for a casual game. Loved that you could book a tee time on Unilocal.I can’t wait to play the other side. Friendly staff. Clean bathrooms. I would definitely spend another day off there.

Always a good and forgiving course! They are friendly, the fairways are pretty wide and the greens tend to run fast. Get in a good 18 holes here and make some great memories.

I had my first golf lesson today that I purchased through groupon. I was very intimidated upon my arrival. Alex the instructor made me feel at ease. He was very friendly and worked with each of us individually in the group. He is a great instructor! I cannot wait until my next lesson. Oh and the group of ladies I was with were awesome too! Thank you Alex!

If you’re looking for a decent golf facility with a little bit of everything such as: 18-​hole course, smaller 9-​hole course for mostly iron play, a driving range, 2 putting green areas, a club house pro shop, a club house eatery, and plenty of large trees and small animals such as squirrels and ducks, then give this place a try.
The main 18-​hole course is pretty straight-​forward for beginners and near intermediate players looking to consistently hit straight shots. I’ve played the Executive-​9 hole course a long time ago but I do remember it serve its purpose to improve iron play. Also, cost is more forgiving if you’re on a budget and if you’re still afraid to drive the ball. The driving range is serviceable if you don’t mind hitting on the mats and looking at the during the sun sets. Be sure to aim for the golf ball retriever truck if you can.
In my opinion:
4-​stars for near intermediate and beginner players.
3-​stars for experts and those looking for a challenge.
(18-​hole course = Hole#3 used to have water. If it’s because of the drought over time and global warming, please try your best to conserve water as much as possible during the summer season. There were ducks playing around before but not as fun without the water the last time I remember.)

3÷24÷14 and 3÷25÷14
The boo wants to golf for his bday so I tag along since all his normal peeps are at work. It is a Monday and Tuesday lol! Since I am with him he rents cart so that I can sit and watch him play vs walking to each hole and sitting in the grass as a target!
The parking lot has plenty of parking and the club house is small but nice. There are two courses. The one he played on is a little jenky but ok. Very bumpy! It is a 9 hole course. The other course is much nicer and an 18 hole. The course is near a small airport. A few months ago a plane had engine problems and crashed on the course so definitely kept my eyes and ears open for that craziness. He did a round on the first day and then we went to the driving range where I hit a few golf balls. Actually pretty fun. I can see why he likes to come here to relax after a long day.
The second day here I went into the club house to get some hot chocolate since it was little chiller than the day before. Very helpful staff.
He like this course since it is close to the house and it’s nice. Will go back with him next time I am in town.

This place is decent. I’ve seen better.
The major pro to this place is location. It’s super close to where I live making it an ideal and convenient location to come to.
But otherwise it’s not that nice. Looks rather old all around. And the mats don’t have automatic tees which is not the end of the world but come on it’s 2013 you should have some?
The place is decently large, enough, you’ll find a spot once you get there.
The mats don’t have any tees so bring your own. They used to have tees but I think people stole them so now they just leave them without tees.
The place isn’t even that cheap and it’s closed early around 9pm. So it’s only good because its close by otherwise it’s just ok for me.
Try it for yourself but I think they’re way better ones out there that may be a little farther but offer more things for the same price.

Bing Maloney has a nine hole course and an 18 holer. I played the 18 hole course recently. Not being from the area, it was my first and only time (so far) at Bing. Bottom line up front: I’d go back.
They have at least four tee boxes, so it’s easy to play from a distance that’s good for your skill level. Most of the fairways are tree lined, but very wide. I’m not too straight with my driver, but I rarely found myself in trouble off the tee. The greens were frustrating though. Most were fast and all seemed to have a break. A missed putt never rolled 12″ beyond the hole and just stop. They all seemed to turn and run for a few extra feet.
The front nine was a lot of up and backs, with not too much personality. The back nine got more interesting with some dog legs and other hazards, that required you to make some decisions and creative shots.
They have everything you need there: driving range, carts you can drive into the parking lot, call-​ahead restaurant, stocked pro shop, etc. The course itself wasn’t lush, but it was green enough.

Bing Maloney is a 60+ year old golf course that opened in 1952. You’ll find the course to be forgiving with bad shots and uplifting with decent shots. I’m especially fond of the course because it offers multiple dogleg fairways with obstacles (trees & bunkers) strategically placed to humble even the best player. For example, in the 12^th hole a humongous tree sits dead center blocking the obvious center shot off the tee. Players are forced to squeeze between a small channel of trees, balloon their shot over the tree, play it safe to the right of the tree (a much longer second shot), OR (what I did) shoot straight at the tree and cross your fingers. The creativity presented by Michael «Mac» McDonaugh, the designer, makes Bing Maloney a joy to play. I enjoyed my round and plan to return.
Please note that a couple of holes play double duty by guiding air-​crafts of a local airport. It’s always smart to keep an eye out for these armature pilots, which have been known to crash (
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— $ 24 walking
— Par 72 /​Course Rating 72.6 /​Slope 119
— Pre Order food on the 9^th hole by calling it in.
— Chipping practice area
— Putting practice area
— Driving range (mats)
— Executive 9
— Friendly Marshall provided water
— Play Card discount

I have played the executive nine course three times. I like it a lot. Some of the holes are extremely short, but the greens are quite challenging. There are two par fours and seven part threes. The fairways and greens are in great shape, though the rough is a little longer than I’d like in some places. I suppose if I hit more greens in regulation, that wouldn’t matter much, but what can I say, I’m nowhere near making the PGA Tour. Today, I somehow lost a bright yellow golf ball on a 90 yard hole. I hit an approach wedge that went a little left, and the ball completely disappeared. I searched everywhere. Somewhere, there is a very happy gopher with a new prize. If you happen to find a Bridgestone e6 golf ball around the fourth green, just let it know that it’s missed. The only reason I give this course a 4-​star star rating instead of five is because I think it is overpriced. It is a nice layout, and in good shape, but $ 20 during the day and 16 at twilight for a nine hole course with cart seems to be a little excessive.

I’ve been here a couple times, because my skill level limits me to where I can play, so the 9 hole course that they have here is perfect for someone of my lack of skill level. Come after 3pm to get the twilight rate, which is $ 8. Great deal, and it doesnt get dark til late in the summer.
Most of the holes are short 3 par holes around 150 yards. There are two longer holes where you can bring out your driver.
Aint much scenery on the 9 hole since it’s right next to the runways on the mini airport right next door. Also hole 8 needs some work. I thought the screen they put up to prevent you from hooking the ball into the neighbors home would allow me to aim for it and let it guide my ball straight to the green, but it’s so raggedy my ball ripped right through. Also the location of the 8^th hole requires you to walk a distance that is out of the way to tee off. Most people just wing their own tee off spot to save on walking.
Overall this 9 hole course is great for beginners, and even skilled players can work on their short game. When it’s not too crowded it’s fun to play 9 –irons –only, or pants down if you dont pass the lady’s tee. During the summer it can get hot and there aren’t any water fountains so make sure to bring hydration.
When I improve my skill, and attention span, maybe I’ll move up to the 18 hole.

Bing consists of a smaller 9 hole par 29, regular par 72 course and a decent driving range facilities. The 9 hole course is a good starter course for beginners or if you want to get a quick round in. A step better than Bradshaw which doesn’t have any par 4s.
The par 72 course is about average. Fairways are wide and forgiving. Not a bad course for the price.
However, if you are heading to Bing, you may want to double check their tee time availability /​hours by calling ahead of time. Their website is hit and miss when it comes to reporting correct information (e.g. allows you to book tee times even though none are available from a conflicting tournament, driving range hours closed earlier than represented, etc). The clientele here have taken a step backwards, golf etiquette is amiss… but that’s more of a sign of the times rather than a knock on Bing. Would have given it 3 stars for being a fairly good average course, however, because of the website inaccuracies and facility malfunctions

Driving range with lights to hit balls during the night, small pros hop that had all your top of the line clubs and putter, small par 29 course on the left and full par 72 course on the right. What else can you ask for.
I played this past Saturday and its a great maintained local course. This course is challenging for beginners as there is a water hazard hole. Be sure to bring your fishing club if have a tendency to hit ground balls. The fairways are not too narrow nor too wide but lots of trees so definitely keep an eye on your ball all the way until it stops.
Overall, I really enjoyed this course and the rates are pretty reasonable.
Suggestion, if you plan on booking a tee time, go to Bing Maloney’s website first to check out the prices (no on-​line fees) as they may be cheaper than

I’ve been coming to Bing Maloney for years because it’s the closest golf course/​driving range to my house and the prices are fair.
The driving range has enough stalls that you never really have to wait for a spot. Balls start at $ 4 for 40; and become cheaper, per ball, as the quantity increases. The stalls have mats, but if you prefer to hit off the grass, you can drive to the other side of the range (just be aware if any balls fly your way– for those who can hit really far). I usually just hit off the mats, I believe they just replaced them; so they are in pretty good condition.
The main practice putting green has plenty of holes so that many people can practice at the same time, also.
Something I really like about Bing Maloney is their executive 9 course. It’s a quick, fun way to practice more of your short game and play a round really quickly. I learned to play golf on this course as a kid and I liked that it was not too long. For those who want the full experience though, Bing Maloney also has a full-​length 18-​hole course.
Bing Maloney pretty much has everything a golfer needs.

DRIVING RANGE — open until around 10pm. It’s $ 13 for the large bucket (approx. 150 balls).
EXECUTIVE 9 — It’s great for a quick game. It’s a Par 3 (cost about $ 10 weekend afternoons). No need for a cart, it’s super short course.
CHAMPIONSHIP 18 — I only played this once. It was around $ 24 for a tee-​time around 3pm on a Saturday including a cart. It’s decent, but for a few bucks less, I prefer Bartley Cavanaugh over this course for beginners like me :) (Plus, Bartley offers happy hour Monday-​Saturday).
But I love Bing’s driving range & Executive 9!

The driving range was just okay, now I love it! They put a large shipping container about 100 yards out with a bulls eye on it. Every time you hit it everyone will know it. Now you can aim for something besides the guy in armored golf cart that picks up balls.
The Executive 9 Hole course is inexpensive and fun. Great for beginners or if you just want to kill a couple of hours. As a matter of fact, I will be playing that course again in a couple of days. Can’t wait!