zcat22

My son and I played The Crossings a couple days ago. When calling for a tee time, we were advised the greens were under repair and are somewhat rough in many cases…a two put rule was recommended. We loved the idea…rarely do we two put! They also had a $30 fee w/cart due to the condition of the course. Bottom line, this course is NOT as bad as lots have said. All of the greens are playable.. much much better than they look (don’t go by the pictures you see in reviews). After several inches of rain a few days ago, several sand traps were little ponds..not the fault of Crossings. After all the rain, fairways were in amazing good shape. Roughs were also good shape. If you take golf too serious, play for big bucks, think you can only play PGA conditions, this course is not for you. But, if you play golf for fun, enjoy challenges, like terrific staff, great draft beer selections, a great course layout and can appreciate a lot of visible effort to make the necessary improvements…this is for you. Choice is easy, pay twice or more elsewhere for half the fun, or play the Crossings.