hdelgado

Not much to add. Staff treats you well, excellent course.

Played by myself. Early. Course I as in very shape.

I wanted to play, but was told that as an at-risk player, because of my age and health, I could not have my own cart UNLESS I PAID AN EXTRA $35. Golfnow should include what courses show concern for players' lives and health and certainly not penalize people for being careful, especially considering how dangerous this virus is. Over 215,000 have died and Georgia is one of the riskiest states.

I wanted to play today, but could not because his course does not allow at-risk players for COVID to ride alone. I think Golfnow should let us know what courses show concern for players in this way and those who do not. Thank you.

When I got there at 7:45 AM the guy in the pro shop was fast asleep with his head on the counter. I had to say excuse me three times before he woke up. My cart had not been cleaned. There was even garbage in it. Luckily I had something to sanitize it myself. The cart then ran out of power by the 9th hole, so I switched carts and the new one did not have a monitor, or sand to fill divots, and the brake didn't work well. The course itself was O.K., although the tee areas were awful - truly, truly awful. Some were so hard that you had to push really hard to get a tee in the ground. The bathrooms on the course were locked too. The cups were not elevated, so you had to reach in to retrieve your ball, which with COVID, was not a good thing. I santized my hands and ball on every hole with my own sanitizer. It seems like management does not take much pride in the course. Too bad. It could be a nice course under the right management. I won't be returning.

My only complaint was having to play with guys who didn’t care much about social distancing. The course should do more to tell golfers to respect others’ social distance and not to pick up their balls or clubs. Otherwise good.

Nice course, but if you miss the fairway, you just lost a ball. You have no chance to hit back into place. It's lost. I stopped playing after nine holes. One other thing. The only flat place you'll find is the pro shop. The ball will almost always be above four feet, below your feet, and you'll either be hitting up or down. I would recommend the course to excellent players, but if you're average at best, and maybe even just good, come with a lot of balls or go somewhere else that is challenging, but fairer for amateur golfers.

I went out as a single very early and finished in less than 3 hours. I heard it was a tight course (target golf), but it really isn't. There is definitely room to miss without losing your ball when you do (I tried that numerous times ... actually, I didn't really try, but I missed a fairway or two ... O.K., O.K. - I missed a lot of fairways, but lost only one ball). Greens were fair. I had one of my best rounds in a while (77).

I went out first by myself, so I was done in a less than three hours. Only drawback is that I hit a lot of ground's crew and had to wait for tractors here and there, which was annoying, but it's what I get for going out so early and for moving so quickly.

Very disappointed. I was playing by myself, came upon a twosome that ignored me -- didn't invite me to join them or to go by. They caught up to a fivesome that eventually let them pass. The fivesome did not let me pass, so after three holes of waiting to hit forever, I decided to go home, skipping five holes. Someone on the course to help, especially since it is a private course, would've been nice. If the folks ahead of me were members, I would never want to be a member. Also, I can't remember a round where I fixed as many of other people's divots as I did here. Nice course, folks in the shop were good, but I wasted my money.