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I’ve played here before and like I remembered, it was a nice course. Great layout, conditions were good, and staff friendliness couldn’t be beat.
Pace was slow, with a 5 hour round waiting several times for groups ahead of us, so perhaps marshals can get on top of this.
Only real complaint is the rough. Your ball can roll 1 yard in and you may never see it again. I’m not sure what kind of grass it is (4” deep and wirey), but unless you’re looking straight down on it, your ball is near impossible to see. That’s not the designer’s intention and a little rough maintenance could go a long way. Balls shouldn’t be lost that easily.

I've played Rose Hill twice before in the past 5 years and the conditions were awful. I believe they have new ownership and/or management now.

Course conditions are MUCH better than they were, and I would dare to say very good. Still some weeds on the fairway, but playable. Greens were very good. Bunkers acceptable. Tee boxes mostly good but need cutting shorter. Rough was challenging as you could walk right past your ball and not see it.

They were short on carts and i had to wait 10 minutes past my tee time before i had one.

My biggest issue is the food and drink situation. No beverage cart at all. The restaurant at the course is separately owned and operated and for whatever reason don’t offer quick bites for players. I showed up early to grab a bite and waited almost 30 minutes for a $20 hotdog.

Want a quick bite to go after 9 holes? Too bad.

Overall, worth the price for golf but eat first and bring water.

Glen Eagle has been around forever, and honestly, it shows. The course is in OK shape, with the same ground under repair from a year ago. The clubhouse is essentially non-existent. There doesn't seem to ever be anyone working the bar, and pre-made sandwiches are the only option.

There are usually 3 9-hole courses (Red, Yellow, Blue) but this time they had a layout called "the original course". Fine ... except for those of us who use apps and GPS watches. There's no such layout to select. For several holes, I had no idea of layout or distances which was really frustrating.

Given the price ($100 with cart) I'd expect Glen Eagle to be reinvesting into modernizing the clubhouse, and fix the ongoing course repair.

Played an early morning solo round and raced through 18 in 2:15.
Older woman on the front desk is cranky but starter was cool.
Played White/Blue which is a nice mix of open fairways and trees.

No beverage cart but I was out early. Don’t remember ever seeing them in afternoons either.

I’ve rated this course very low in the past but it seems conditions are improving. Slowly.
Fairways still have some light weeds but the greens are good. Maintenance has improved significantly.
The deck overlooking the par 3 is amazing but the bbq and bar are never open. This could be a cash cow.
Hopefully this improvement continues.
Want a simple, inexpensive round? This is your place.

This is a 9-hole course that can be challenging. Usually very well maintained and challenging. The Marshall doesn’t seem to care about pace and inserts members at the turn (playing 18) messing up the pace.

Don’t expect anything fancy here. Some call it a dog track but it does have some good qualities. In spring or early summer the fairways and greens are decent. By mid or late summer it gets very dry and firm, making some Par 4’s driveable for many.

I’ve heard a lot of bad things about Glen Eagle but I usually enjoy myself. I think they’re trying to level up a little, but they have work to do.
Only 2 of the 3 9-hole courses ever seem to be available (Blue/Yellow) which is puzzling.
Clubhouse / bar is weak, and the stop at the turn between Blue 9 and Yellow 1 never seems to be open.

I’ve had mixed experiences here in the past, but this time I was very happy with the course conditions. Tee boxes were good, fairways VERY good and greens EXCELLENT. Some bunkers could use a little work but no real complaints.
Weather wasn’t stellar so it wasn’t very busy. Two groups we caught up with happily let us play through.

The main bar/restaurant was essentially closed down. Bottled drinks and pre-made sandwiches only. The reasoning was Covid, which doesn’t make sense as every other course is in full operation. Plus, one of the few industries not severely impacted by Covid was golf. Bookings skyrocketed.

I question whether management has a handle on things and if the quiet day was truly because of the weather or word is getting around.

I’d definitely play here again if the price is right.

Las Sendas was the first course I played in my week and I came back a second time to end my week since I loved it so much.
The course has a little of everything,,, rolling fairways, desert OB, some water, and undulating greens. The conditions were top notch. The greens were challenging and rolled true… take advantage of the practice putting green!
I’d definitely play here again.

This course feels like a casual municipal course but apparently it’s a semi-private country club. Tee boxes were rough, fairways mediocre, short rough full of weeds, bunkers muddy. Some of the rough looked like a construction site. The greens were in pretty good shape however.
Crazy lady on 8th fairway threw a ball at me accusing me of breaking her window, while my ball was in the fairway. Not the clubs fault but beware, some holes have tightly packed houses.
For the $100+ for the round, I would not recommend.

As one of the cheaper courses in the area, expect some rough conditions. Tee boxes completely brown, crab grass everywhere, and hard bunkers. Nice layout would be amazing if they’d put more care into the turf.

So many overlook this course and it’s reliably in great condition. Lots of water!

Played Yellow-Red and yellow was in ok shape. Red had a lot of work being done
2 groups ahead of us dead slow, no marshals anywhere.
For the price, I'd expect better.

A friend warned me that Parkshort was a 1/10 and easily the worst course he had seen.
Parkshore did not disappoint. Hard, brown fairways, patchy greens, and mud or overgrown bunkers.
Take your kids for the first time maybe, otherwise, skip it.

When this was first booked, I was skeptical that it would be a good track. 9 holes played twice for the 18?
Happy to say, we were very satisfied with the course. A driveable par 4, a couple of solid doglegs, and slanted fairways so placement was important. The 9th hole is a great example of that. A solid shot straight down the middle or slightly right can get you near the green because of the slope and chute. A little left and you're in the trees.
The greens were fast and in great shape when we played. Very happy considering the affordable fees.

The Cobalt course is a beautiful track. For most holes, if you miss the fairway you'll easily find your ball. There is some water that make some holes a challenge. Overall, I've never had a bad time at GR.