Rupert Park Pitch & Putt

One time my brother and I were enjoying a round of PnP at the ol' Rupeski when we noticed a crow lying motionless on the ground. Thought maybe a sliced golf ball have it the ol' boink of death. Naturally we got closer to inspect the ominous creature. Swear ta friggin god, out of nowhere, THE CROW GETS UP. It was alive THE WHOLE TIME. Now either we were right and it just got knocked out or more concerning (occult) issues are happening at Rupert Park Pitch & Pitt". IF THAT IS YOUR REAL NAME."

First time checking out Rupert Park Pitch & Putt. It's a 18 hole, par-three course (holes ranging from 50 yards to 120 yards).We came on a Saturday afternoon (around 2:30pm). Adult green fee is $15.12/person plus putter ($2.36), iron/wedge ($2.36) and golf balls ($2.36). A minimum two club per person rule is enforced. With two golf clubs and two balls, cost is ~$25.00/person. Their prices include all taxes.The course was fun (be aware of hole 3's water hazard). Ideal for beginners. Our group of four shot between +30 to +53. Took about 3 hours to play.Bring your own golf balls because they overcharge/rip you off. 3.5 stars.

Greens were terrible on the front and group in front of us stole our ball. Pace was good and the course has many hills which makes for a good challenge.

I love this lil joint. Me and my buds go often and we have a blast. Greens have seen better days but it’s all part of the experience.

The course has been in really good shape this summer. There's even a family of falcons or hawks living among the trees by the 14th and 15th green. There are about three young birds with two adults and if you're lucky, you might even see them hunting mice around the back nine. They are such a treat to watch and they've very vocal when they catch their prey. So lucky to have them on the course...

Fun course the first 9 holes are more challenging with some water hazards and bushes. Back 9 are more open and some longer holes. Greens seemed well maintained as well. We went at a busy time and had to wait a bit to get going but once we got on the green it started moving along faster.

Just beautiful and challenging for a pitch and putt course. It gets busy but worth the wait. Recommended!

Overall, I would say this course is fun and varied. It has a variety of hazards and elevations to make things interesting, though it is a very short course overall. (Average hole length is ~65-75 yards.)That being said, the course is currently (May 12, 2023) in very bad shape. It feels like the course has been allowed to fall into disarray, and there are portions where it feels like they gave up on improving. A lot of this would be forgivable if the greens themselves were half decent, but they are some of the worst I've ever played on. Half of them are mostly sand, and the other half are patchy at best. (See photo, and it's not even the worst one.)This course needs a serious improvement in upkeep, and I don't think I will play here again until something is done.(For comparison, I had planned on playing at Kensington P&P, but because it was so busy I moved to Rupert where there was no wait or backlog of any kind. It turns out there's a reason for that.)

Pretty good place to pitch and putt. Quite a hard location and make sure to bring a lot of balls since the place is very easy to lose your balls. Cheers!

Super sick pitch and putt, me and my acquaintances often rip a lil PnP, sorry to whoever drives a red Toyota Camry, ur back window needing replacing anyway!