Kboy111

Course is in pretty good shape. Greens aren't as fast as they have been in the past, but are recovered nicely from a couple years ago-they must have shot the old greens keeper!!! Has some short holes and a few a little longer, but you better have some accuracy or you'll be punching out from the trees a lot. The rough has a lot of clover which hides golf balls, so make sure you have a good line on your ball.

First things first, I don't usually write reviews, but I felt I had to. The people who own the course said when they sold the Foxfire course for developing that they were going to use the windfall to upgrade the Players Club, which had slowly been deteriorating since it first opened up. The greens were not being properly maintained and the traps were atrocious. Well, they sold the front property and have used the profit on-- nothing at the course. Maybe the owner bought Him or Herself something nice, but it wasn't at the golf course. I don't know how much sand costs, but that would have been the bare minimum to do to make the course a little nicer. Hitting out of mud and muddy water in the traps stinks. Whoever the greens keeper is should be fired. There is crabgrass growing on the greens and dead spots all over. The owners have done nothing.
Now the pace of play. Five hours. Too long. There was a ranger, we told him about it and he said he would take care of it. The group in front of us a couple of holes later came back to us to let us know there was a six- some ahead of them. So I guess the ranger thought that was OK.
For 50 bucks I was very disappointed. I won't be going back and I will discourage others from going. For literally half the price you can play Upper Lansdowne in an hour less and it is in just as good a shape.

Very satisfied, The staff was attentive and pleasant. Course was in very good shape overall. Played on the last day of reduced pricing because of aeration. I would recommend to anyone.

Have been playing since it was a nine hole course. It is not maintained like a lot of more upscale courses, but I never cared about that stuff. It is a nice course with some easy holes and some more challenging. What really makes the course more difficult is when the greens harden up and are cut short. There are a lot of tricky putts with considerable slope involved that are difficult to read.

Don't often make it to Darby Creek because of distance, but I enjoy it every time. Course was in great shape and I only had to pass one 4some(who didn't let me play through)- but that wasn't the courses fault. More inconsiderate boobs everywhere these days.

What can I say? Beautiful course with some birdie holes and some real ball-breakers (literally and figuratively). When you score well, you feel you have accomplished something.

I know my stars don't jibe with my description, but I really don't care too much about the food(my hot dog was pathetic) so the play-ability and design is what I like. Some of the greens on the front have dead strips of grass all across them caused by a leaky mower. The periphery, such as fences, cart paths, and bridges are going downhill fast since the new ownership. I don't think they have put any money into infrastructure since the purchase. I hope they do. because I really like the course.