GreyStone Golf Club

Good - Friendly staff, equipped pro shop, variety in green size/shape, piece of land
Bad - Forced stone outcroppings & condition of greens
Ugly - pace of play

Overall, a good experience. The course clearly has a regular flow of entitled and lazy players. Entitled because no one lets anyone play thru. A round should not take nearly 5 hours. With a pre-noon tee time on a Wednesday in October. Hire some marshals. Lazy because you could fix a dozen pitch marks on each green.

Happy to of visited, but I won’t be returning

Tee’d off at 8:35. I got paired up with 3 others( nice guys) course was in good almost great shape. Greens were nearly impossible to hold but can’t blame anyone for that. Def tons of ball marks on greens I think that comes with the territory with type of grass and being public. Rolled true and fast. Was worried about pace of play after reading some reviews. Our 4some finished in 3:45 min which was GREAT. Did not have to wait on a single shot and group behind us did not wait once ether.

Def recommend playing here and I will be back.

I’ve been here nearly 10 times and have never played under 5hrs

Love this course. Always a good time and meet good people. Staff is awesome

I met the owner Bob before I t started. Super nice guy. Down to earth. Course was in great shape. It’s one of my favorite courses.

The greens were a mess. Nobody repairing ball marks left the greens in pretty bad shape

Longtime player of this course. Since the begginning.

Staff is friendly but could use more staff on Weekends. Maybe offer some food specials at the turn. Easy stuff, hot dog and beer for 9 bucks, Turkey Sandwich, chips and soda for 10 bucks.

I would also like to see a marshall on the course to monitor pace of play. Whole holes yesterday in front of our group. Playing through doesn't work but a marshall asking groups to keep up will get more players on the course and push revenue.

Sunday 12:03 tee time. Playing behind a 5-some. Waited on every single shot without exception. Total round: 5:15. Didn't see a Marshall. We were told on number 1 that pace would be slow: so apparently this was known by mgt in advance.

The place is nice, but it's not Pebble Beach...which takes 5 hours but youre taking pics on half the holes.
There is no way to justify a 5:15 round on a 90-degree rule day. Post covid, courses are crazy popular, but slow play is gonna kill the golf craze like it was before covid.

There is no possible excuse. I cannot recommend this course.

I love this course. It has a very unique layout with elevation changes and is scenic with hills and rocks everywhere. A must play for me when I’m in the area.

The greens were horrible. This is mainly due to the fact that the people who play the course do not fix their ball marks. Just put some dang signs up that remind the players that fixing ball marks helps make the course better and more enjoyable. IMO, the course should put more money into green maintenance because that is the weakness of the course. It always has been. The lovely zoysia fairways don't require much maintenance or water. Please make the greens better.

The course also needs to invest in a bell or some device that tells the group on the #1 tee that it is clear to hit. So simple and desperately needed.