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I aways loved this course and was saddened when it closed. Given the neighborhood it runs through, I always expected it to reopen, but didn't expect it would take so long. At any rate, the course layout is unchanged. Given it's recent reopening, I agree that it remains a work in progress but is still very playable. The fairways are thin, needing time to mature, but the greens are good and apart from a few holes on the back 9, we were pleasantly surprised.

We play this course annually and it didn't disappoint. It was in good shape, played in 4:20, enjoy the layout through a nice neighborhood but with plenty of room. Played with a hot deal so got a great rate.

Course was in great shape. We teed off on time at 1:42 but struggled to just finish at 6:00. Grabbed a Hotdeal for under $40/person so it was a terrific deal relative to their normal price. We were paired up with great playing partners, so even though we had to wait to tee off on most holes, it wasn't uncomfortable.

Haven't played this course over the past several years because conditions had significantly deteriorated. Read recent reviews that indicated improvement so thought for the price we'd take a chance. We were pleasantly surprised that the course was in decent shape. Played in 3.5 hours. It still needs work, but the greens were fine and given the price, as long as you temper your expectations you should enjoy your outing.

Haven't played this course for several years and we were pleasantly surprised. We played Dogwood and Azalia and they were both in terrific condition. The weather was perfect and we just had a great time.

Love the picturesque layout with most holes framed by Carolina pines. Course was in good shape - a couple of greens were a little rough but flag position away from the rough spots made it a non issue. Staff was great and played in 4 hours!

With 15-20 mph winds, the course was even more challenging than we recalled. Love the layout and the homes on the course. We were warned that a few of the greens were spotty and that's true. The pins were in positions where the greens were in solid shape, so it really had little if any impact. Overall course was in good condition and we look forward to our next visit.

This Dye course was everything we expected. It's a true links course with open fairways, lots of wind, elevated greens and heavily bunkered. It's a challenging and sometimes grueling test, but a unique experience, one you'll be thinking about long after your round is complete.

Played this course once last year so knew what to expect. The course winds through a community and is an interesting layout. I rated everything as average because it was, but got a good hot deal rate so was worth the money. Decent local course but not worth traveling a distance.

First time playing this course. Hilly with several blind shots. The course was full but at 4:15 the duration wasn't too bad. The course was in good shape overall. Probably too far away for a repeat visit (from Celebration), but overall a nice neighborhood course.

Even though the course still is listed on Golfnow as 18 holes with >6700 yards, it is now only a 9 hole course! We had no idea. We were delayed by 40 minutes because they allowed people who initially payed to play 9 holes to play another 9, pushing everyone else's tee times out. Inexcusable. As a result, it receives a very poor review.