Quailwood Greens Golf Course

First time there!, was absolutely wonderful!, was raining a little back and forth. Great scenery, nice and green everywhere, no dead spots. Greens in fair shape, fairways in great shape! I'll be back......

Quailwood is kind of an odd course. Short, but fun. Interesting and sometimes weird layout. Greens and tee boxes were ragged in some places, but it is a good value compared to other courses in the area. Owners are local people and operate pretty much on a shoestring, but they do a good job of keeping the course in playable condition. Great food and great happy hour prices!

Course is in rough shape. Tee boxes are terrible very few ball washers cart paths have lots of ruts. Course allows 5 somes that slows pace considerably. Crts are ancient and a bag strap broke and resulted in a broken driver head.

Quailwood Greens is a moderately challenging public golf course. The staff is very friendly and there are some challenging holes that require accuracy on the drive. The putting greens were in good shape and the fairways were good. The carts are a little older, gas and noisy. Cart paths are a bit rough. Overall for the price this course is fun to play and will challenge your skills at some level for those who like to play public courses. It really sets up nicely for playing with hickory golf clubs. On Tuesdays you can play for $20 with two cans of food which they donate to a local food bank. A nice gesture

Nice course, par 68. Layout nice, tree lined fairways. Greens ran ~ 8ish, but there a few rough spots and a minor fungus issue. Tee boxes need a little TLC. Maybe they just weren't mowed in a week or so. Moving to this area soon and will play this course often.

Front nine pace of play was good, course had long rough due to recent rains. When we made turn, several groups were sent off back in front of us and play came to a standstill. We quit after the 12th hole. Very disappointing!

My friend and I are getting back to golf after @ 2 years off and this was a great course to cut our teeth on. Fairways were in great shape. Employees were super friendly. Real lay back atmosphere.

Quailwood is an interesting layout- a short 18 with 67 being par. Nothing is overly long- even the par 5's are relatively short. While anything outside the perimeter of the course appears ragged, everything within the area of play is fine. Number 8, a par 4, is especially challenging, with a 90-degree dogleg left with water in play. In the four times I've played this course, pace of play has been good- as a single I could play all 18 in under 2-1/2 hours. Everyone in the clubhouse has been friendly. If I had one criticism to make, it's that the directions from green to the next hole could be better marked, especially on #8 and #17. All in all, a great value for the $$$!

Odd layout, but fun course. Holes could be marked better as it kind of rambles around and cart paths would be confusing to course first time players. Hot, dry weather has taken its toll on some tee boxes and greens. Nevertheless, the owners are working to make it better. A good value for 18 holes and awesome burgers at the grill!

Manager/owner claims he makes 0 money off players using golf now. Treats golf now players like he doesn't really need their business. Can you explain to me why we pay golf now but the owners claim they lose money???

Just started golfing less than a year ago and this is the only course that I have golfed on. I've only golfed about 15 rounds and have enjoyed myself every time. The staff are all very friendly and accommodating. I feel that the course is challenging but not intimidating.

I was wanting to get in a quick round to knock the dust off my game. The course doesn't offer many hazards so you stay out of trouble. It is a shorter course which leads to lower scores. All of the greens were recently aerated and covered with sand so they were very unpredictable.