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South Grove has plenty of trees, so it's pretty common to hear golf balls bouncing off of them. Otherwise, the course has fairly wide fairways, few bunkers and only one water hazard. The course is always well maintained. Just watch out for those trees.

The 18 holes provide a great bit of variety. Many doglegs, some elevated tees, and fairways that range from wide to not so wide (nothing real narrow). There is enough water and bunkers to make things interesting but not difficult. The course is tucked away and may be difficult to find without GPS. For some reason, there's not a lot of parking and I did not sample the food. Beautiful course.

Friendly staff and good looking fast food (didn't eat) was countered by some of the worst course conditions that I've seen. Plenty of weeds and thick grass clippings made it imperative that you were accurate. The practice green is useless, have anthills on it, and does not represent the greens on the course. The course layout was a treat, with elevated tees and greens, several doglegs and relatively easy par 3s.