Bonehead42

Linfield National is a great course. We played Labor day early morning tee time pace of play was outstanding even though it was busy we got 18 in under 4 hours. The course is in perfect condition. Challenging holes where you will use every club in your bag. Also you will use your course management skills! The Greens in my opinion are one of the most challenging in the area with a lot of breaks and slopes. They are pretty fast and in awesome condition. So Happy I tried this and looking forward to coming back soon.

This was our final course on our buddies trip. The fairways were the most challenging for me on this course. They are somewhat tight and seemed more narrow due to the way I was playing!! Very scenic and the water hazards made you plan your shots. The weather was not great so that made our pace of play great as I think a lot of groups cancelled. We had a fun time and my score card showed I got my money's worth!!!

Went on a Buddies outing. Of the three courses we played this was my favorite. I found it challenging with a lot of course management skills required. This is a scenic course and I am sure even prettier when the weather is nice. We had a lot of rain the week we were at OC Md. Despite the weather we had a great time a Rum Pointe and really want to come back and play it in better weather. Greens were challenging and tee shots had to be planned I did not find this course a grip it and rip it type of course.

First time there for a buddies trip in May 2017. The course was GREAT. the weather... Not so much. But even in extreme rainy conditions the course was great, staff was friendly and the amenities were good. This is a challenging course made more so with the weather conditions. It is a very pretty course with a lot of challenges. I want to come back and play it again in the SUN!!!

This is my "home" course! The Staff is awesome. So friendly and accommodating. The course while not very long it is challenging. Dog legs, wooded lined fairways and hilly terrain will make this course a good challenge for the recreational golfer. Greens can be slippery and they are undulating so they provide a great challenge (at least to me). The Course is in excellent condition. The pace of play was great when we were there. In my opinion the par threes are challenging, some are very short but they make it challenging with green or tee elevation. I would recommend this course you will not be disappointed.

Chapel Hill is a nice test for the recreational golfer. For me this is not a grip it and rip it type of course. It is laid out in a way that a average player has to consider their carry off the tee box. Strategically placed water hazards and bunkers seemed to always be in play for me. Also there are some holes (#8) that are pretty narrow and will punish you on any errant drive. The course is in great condition. Greens are pretty flat and on the day I played they had a nice pace maybe on the slower side. It can get crowded but the pace was fair. The staff could be alittle more friendly but they are OK. I would recommend this course if you want to test your course management skills.

So this course should be called the Phoenix because it truly rose from the ashes to become even better. It was a great course in the 80's then had some rough times in the 90's but in the last 3 years it has returned to it's full glory. It plays longer than it seems and the layout is challenging. There are some open areas but there are some doglegs (#10) that will really make you think about what shot your going to attempt! The greens are pretty fast and the course is in excellent shape from tee boxes to fairways to bunkers to greens everything is well maintained and groomed. I never saw as many staff working on a weekend to keep this place in the great shape it is in. It's getting more on the pricy side for weekend primetime but it is worth it.