allenkirby9

Never played a nicer course for $45. Collars have a bad history but finally filled in this summer. Everything was in good shape. Being bentgrass greens, they were really soft and riddled with pitch marks, but they still rolled great, none of the pitch marks effected the roll. Perfect making speed.

Tees: 8/10
Fairways: 10/10
Apps/Collars: 8/10
Greens: 9/10

Nothing really special about this course. Got paired with a good 3 some as a single. Enjoyable round just nothing special, and the greens were overseeded and pretty bumpy

First time back since right after the greens were redone. Honestly, course could be great if they could do it. Layout is fantastic and don’t feel like there are any “bad holes” just challenging ones. Greens are just not there and fairways and tees are kinda rough. Overall feel a little ripped off I paid $35 for these conditions. Definitely a $25 course. Very bumpy and roll slow. Staff is always very friendly though.

We begin our trip by seeing a $15 pay at course rate. When we arrive at the course, we are informed that “golfnow controls our rates and times”, which is entirely false and they will not redeem the advertised rate. We end up paying $30 to play which seems fair considering the course looks decent from the road. At the first tee, we realize this courses is 5500 yards from the tips, meaning my grandmother could come out here and break 80. We all take driver on the drivable hole 1 and hit wedges up, to realize we’re hitting on concrete. We continue with our round becoming more and more frustrated by the lack of care the greens see. They also feature aeration marks from the last aeration done in 1998, and also feature the smoothness of the gravel parking lot outside the clubhouse. With the course being so firm and short we’d have less than 80 yards into some holes, just to watch our wedges land short of front pins and roll straight off the back. By the time we make it to 9, we’re ready to leave, so we want to stop for drinks and just struggle through the rest. HOWEVER, it is discovered hole 9 and 10 are connected to eachother and have the clubhouse 2 miles away. An airport may be easier to navigate compared to the atrocious signage that leads to incorrect spots. We get to 12 tee, and all see the freshly renovated tee boxes, and nearly all break our ankles because the fresh sod is already dirt, by 14 we’re still trying to stop balls on greens and eventually run into another group on 15 tee. We accidentally hit into them despite landing the ball on the green because it rolled onto the next tee box. This group must have been my previously stated grandmother since they played like they have never lifted a club before . The pace was so terrible we left after 14 and will not be returning.

I had a great time playing this course memorial day weekend. I loved it so much the first time, I played it again monday. I thought for $40 it was a good deal, they have a nice range, clubhouse, putting greens etc. The staff wasn’t incredibly friendly, he asked if it was my first time playing, and I said yes, and he told me some things to note about the course, like hidden water, yardages, etc. It’s been extremely hot and dry (90+) for the past few weeks, with no rain, so the course was a little dry in places, but still was good fairways and greens that ran a little fast. The course has tons of water so it’s a challenge for everyone. I plan to go back

Nothing really special here. Course is set up bad if you plan to walk it, long walk from range to hole 1, and a hike from 10 to 11. Otherwise it’s an average course, greens sometimes run pretty slow, and if it ever rains it’s going to be terrible. This is my go-to course because of the rate I get ($5 with SCJGA). But it’s really just an average course.