dirkcan

Very enjoyable golf course. Lots of live oaks and Spanish moss provide beauty and hazards as well. Very fair greens, speed slightly fast to moderate. Nice variety of hole designs. Typical Arthur Hills course: moderately challenging and visually interesting. Highly recommend.

Played as a single, so I waited quite a bit between shots. Thoroughly enjoyed every minute. Course conditions were magnificent, the routing was wonderful and the views were very scenic. One of my favorite courses in Pennsylvania, second only to Oakmont of the courses I've played.

I first played this course 7 years ago. Conditions were excellent and loved the layout. Unfortunately, the intervening years have not been kind. Fairway bunkers are unplayable; golfers are instructed to remove their ball from the bunker and take a free drop. So much poa annua in the greens that they are extremely bumpy. Many putts were sent off-line by the condition of the greens. Highly recommend playing the South course instead, which is pristine and more interesting layout.

This was my third time playing at del Lago this year. We winter for 5 months in Marana each year. I hadn't played here since 2017; always liked it, but somehow never found the right incentive to come back. I found some great deals and times on Golfnow.com and I'm so glad I came back. Definitely one of the most interesting layouts in the Tucson area. The staff is great and the golf course has myriad challenges to keep you focused and thinking about your next shot. You can't put your game on auto-pilot. Highly recommend this course.

Old-style parkland golf course designed by Willie Parks around 1920. The course was quite wet due to a lot of recent rain; however, it does not appear to drain as well as other courses.. A lot of water in the bunkers. Would not recommend this course unless the weather has been dry for a while. The greens are among the best I've played, sloping back to front for the most part, fast and rolling true. I will play the course again after it dries out.

My wife and I played on 3/26/15. We were paired with a single; he was gracious and fun to play with, so my wife felt at ease. The starter and staff in the clubhouse were all very friendly. The golf course was in excellent shape and the greens rolled true with moderate speed. The first links-style course I've found in this area; you had excellent views of the mountains all around the course from every tee box. One of the most enjoyable rounds we've had here. I would highly recommend this course.

New Albany Links is a challenging, true links-style course. The layout provides a lot of variety, with water and bunkers coming into play on many of the holes. The greens were fast and undulating, with subtle changes that made reading the putts very difficult. This is a great course for anyone who likes to challenge their putting ability. Also, the greens are generally well-defended, so good iron and wedge play is a must. The only sour note was the condition of some of the bunkers. It appears that the management may have decided to only maintain bunkers that are clearly in play. Bunkers behind some of the greens had plants growing in them and were flooded. However, bunkers in play were generally in good condition. I recommend this course for intermediate and advanced golfers.

Got a great golfnow.com rate on this course, so decided to give it a try. I am a 16 handicap and my wife is a novice golfer, so we approached the golf course with a mixture of excitement and trepidation. We played as a twosome. The course is beautifully maintained and the location against the mountains provided a gorgeous backdrop for a wonderful, yet challenging round of golf. The 18 holes held our interest throughout, with a mixture of beautiful bunkers, water, narrow fairways and doglegs combined in various configurations. The mountains were an ever-present aspect adding visual intensity to the golf. Bring your best sand game, you'll have ample opportunity to use it. Sighting a herd of 14 bighorn sheep on the 17th tee box in late afternoon was an added bonus. Cart girl came around frequently. Highly recommend this course for a unique golfing experience.

The course is short but each hole has unique character. Greens were average speed but rolled smoothly. Hole 18 may be one of the best finishing holes in Columbus. Always fun to play.

We have been a fan of the Raccoon course for years and play it frequently. We like the layout, with a lot of variety and enough hazards to make it interesting. This was our first time playing there this year. Bunkers were in terrible shape and the greens were bumpy. Course definitely needs attention. The course was busy, but the pace of play was better than usual. Will play it again later this year to see if conditions have improved.

The course has many elevation changes, A nice change of pace from typical Central Ohio courses.