Glen Annie Golf Club

It is quite a tough course. very tight fairways and difficult roughs without a lot of leeway if you are far off the fairway.
Rather enjoyed playing it and will be back. thick second cut but the greens were wonderful. a real variety of surfaces and the fairways were very good, firm and well maintained. A little expensive for a traveling hacker but well worth the experience.

Played with several of the locals and there is quite a tight knit group teeing off in the mornings (7:15-9:00). Great guys and a few women but all very accommodating and helpful in getting around the course. Shot my lowest score in some time.

Thanks for a good round.

At times the pace of play could be slower than usual.

Fairly well kept up but very friendly staff & great value for the money.

The course was in good shape, and the staff went out of their way to be personable and helpful.

Have played the course many times. The proximity of the course is great. Living near the course allows me to be home at a reasonable time.

Great deal on GolfNow. Charged me $15 for my wife to walk the course! Never had anything like that before.
The views of the ocean are awesome! The fairways are pretty dry. Challenging layout but most holes are not long. Walked the front 9 comfortably but transitioned into a cart for the back (lots of uphill holes).
Greens were in great condition. Very tough at times.
The bar had very cheap drinks and appetizers.
Service was really good.
Overall a great experience.

The course is very convenient for me to play since I live nearby. The local high school’s home course happens to play here. I was unfortunately playing at the time they were scheduled to play. Otherwise, the condition of the course is was good.

I’ve played the course many times. I’ve played either well or poorly, but it wasn’t the course conditions that were at fault. I think that Glenn Annie is a good course, but just doesn’t suit me. The weather was great and the course was in great condition.

Excellent value as Hot Deal. Discriminating between residents and non residents as far as fees charged is bad policy. The policy is implying that charging a resident a lower fee must be profitable, but why not gouge the visitor. On the day I played it looked like many other golfers were locals, and no visitors stood out. If I had to pay a higher fee for being an out of towner, I wouldn't have played here. It just rubs me the wrong way. Charge everyone the same and I'll be back.

It took me awhile to begin to enjoy this course, but I now am a big fan. Holes are just long enough for many possible greens in regulation. Some are short, setting up for birdies, and the par-threes are all difficult, except for hole # 2, which gives one some confidence when played properly. The greens are in excellent shape, tee boxes too, as are the fairways. Good landing areas and troublesome rough make for enjoyable competitive play. The double dog-leg hole # 14, for example, allows the big hitters to go for the green in two, over the hill and beyond a pocket of bunkers. For the rest of us, it sets up for a relatively modest par five but requires some precision. Daytime prices have sometimes kept me away, but GolfNow often has reasonable offers, and there's always two-for-one Wednesdays.