TonyAscroft

The course was in good condition, but 18 holes mid afternoon took 4 1/2 hrs. I'd come back but I'll wait for Spring or Fall when it's not so busy.

We've played Turtle Creek a few times now. Always mid-week and never been disappointed. Spring weather had just arrived days before so the conditions were less than perfect, greens had been aerated in the Fall and hadn't been rolled or grown in yet, bunkers still had snow. But the weather was 16 and sunny and the pace was excellent!

I've played Granite Ridge many times. Cobalt and Ruby. I have no preference but its nice to mix it up. The staff are friendly and competent, the course is in great shape considering the volume of golfers they put through. My buddy and I have played by ourselves and sometimes we get grouped with others but its always been a good round.

The patio/after game is fine but I'd suggest they try to focus on the patio more. Often have to wait for service or the Grill isn't on even though its lunch or supper time. Most patrons seem to go inside.

Century Pines is a moderately difficult course in good condition... water, bunkers, dog legs but no hills. A good walking course. Some of the fairways are a little close to each other so you have to watch for errant balls. Turf conditions were good. My only criticism would be that there was no Starter and no Marshall and the pace of play was very slow. Best to play weekdays?

I've played Doon quite a few times... always enjoy it... some of the holes are fairly far apart so it adds yardage for the walkers.

Course is always in good shape, a variety of hole styles and lengths. Definitely worth the price.

Well maintained with beautiful views. A valley course with lots of elevation changes, twists and turns. Fun to play but a bit of a challenge walking, next time I'll take a cart.