The Links At Dardenne

The course was in good shape. Tough to make long putts due to bumpy greens. Multiple blind shots left you not knowing if you hit a good shot.

This is a relatively short course, but it has some interesting hole layouts and keeps things interesting. Greens were in good shape, overall good course conditions. Good value for the money.

when I think of a link style course I think of a course like a Scottish type but no the less it was a nice place to play. only real complaint is that on the turn it doesn't go to the clubhouse so bring some snacks cause you won't see the clubhouse until you're done and the beverage cart doesn't have anything to really help.

Course is in great shape. Very straightforward track. Other than 2 doglegs, dead straight layout. Not much water or sand to contend with and fairways are wide. Advanced golfers might find this course to be little challenge. Ideal for scrambles and rounds with your buddies while cocktailing and swinging for the fences.

The course is a relatively flat course, with very limited trouble. A true links course that you don't see the clubhouse again until you reach hole 18. The design is decent for a flat course. The course conditions were good also. With a slope of 110 from the white tees, it is easier than the average slope of 113. It is a well marked golf course. Front, back and middle yardages on sprinkler heads and par 3's.

From a previous round, I know the course does not drain well. Try not to play after any major rain. Some of the fairways have numerous humps and bumps in them, I would guess from the issues of drainage.

Coursed was in great shape and was a lot of fun to play. Value was exceptional.

The course is in the best shape it has been in years.

NO GPS on carts! Yardage markers scarce. Course Good. Weather warmish. Windy.

Not an average links style course. some moderate elevation changes. A fun course.

I enjoyed playing this course, and that's what it's supposed to be, an enjoyable course. If you regularly play Normandie and then play The Links, you'll wonder how golf suddenly got so much easier:)

Short, mostly straight course with well tended greens. Bunkers looked good (didn't find out from experience), all around well maintained. This is a good course for getting together with friends and whacking the ball around, not a good test of your golf game

Course not as good as I would expect this time of year in the fairways. Greens were fine.

I was somewhat disappointed the carts did not come with the usual GPS--they had some issues and work was being done on them. Overall I was, as always, happy with the course and the staff.

Had to leave after 13 holes. Wait every tee box and fairway. Pace was as slow as any full course scramble tournament I have ever played.

Course is in fair shape but with their zoysia fairways still somewhat dormant made fore very tight lies. Greens are decent considering how early the season is. Pace of play was awesome and they kept it moving. There was no beverage cart and this course has NO refreshments at the half way (9-hole) mark. Once you leave the clubhouse you're out for 18 holes without a beverage cart…. Not very good service there but I know what I was getting into when i arrived ;-). This used to be a competitively priced course but seems a little pricey for the layout and level of quality. Overall, i enjoyed the experience

cart paths were excellent and signage was good.
fairways brown, but thats to be expected. First cut of rough was more green and pretty decent. Greens were fast and in great shape. Tee boxes need some work, but it is spring.

Course is in good shape for early in season. Had a so-so round.

Zoisia Fairways still Dormant, but the Greens were freshly mown and rolling good. Carts were at 90 Degree off the paths. The pace of play was very good.
Nice Afternoon!