Reviews of Coonskin Golf Course. (Golf Club) in Charleston (West Virginia).

Coonskin Golf Course

29 Reviews

15 Comments

Golf Club

Golf course

2000 Coonskin Dr, Charleston, WV 25311, United States

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Information of Coonskin Golf Course, Golf Club in Charleston (West Virginia)

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This place has a very good rate, they treat their customers well and you’ll feel welcome, super recommended

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Open hours of Coonskin Golf Course

Sunday

Open 24 hours

Monday

8 am–7 pm

Tuesday

8 am–7 pm

Wednesday

8 am–7 pm

Thursday

8 am–7 pm

Friday

8 am–7 pm

Saturday

8 am–7 pm

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Reviews of Coonskin Golf Course

Jeff F

OMG what a deal! $10.50 to walk 9…. Awesome sauce. Yes tees and fairways not the best but greens were actually in good shape. Lush grass, slightly slow and hardly or no divot marks. Domestic beer very cheap. Staff excellent and friendly. Play here to warm up. I shot 1 over, 9 holes 28….

Geoffrey Lyon

The staff is very welcoming and helpful. The two police officers harass people with made up rules and call people out in front of everyone with megaphones. Very uncomfortable experience.

JMadis Pro

Best greens around for the price. Let alone they are about to rebuild that into famous par 3s! Going to be the place to go in Charleston !

Adam Melton

The guy at the desk was really cool and the front 9 was in pretty decent condition...the back 9 hasn't been open since last year and thats a bummer because the front 9 is all short par 3's...The greens are a little rough around the edges but all in all, its a fun little course to practice on.

Anita Mcclain

Always nice to take my boxer for a walk. But, it's getting difficult to walk past fishermen with lines blocking the blacktop path. And even more so when you have to walk up the embankment to get passed a fisherman. Has anyone considered fencing in some of the area for a dog park?

Andy Duplay

Be warned, even though their “rules” tell you that no carts are supposed to be within 30 feet of the greens, which is standard, no where on their website does it tell you they HAVE no golf carts, only walking carts. Unless you want to walk, pas this course up.