schmutzie4

We booked this course a little off the cuff as we were heading to Turkey Point for the weekend and had time to kill.

It was a very picturesque little course. You park right amongst the trees so your vehicle is always shaded. The clubhouse is simple, but the food was VERY fast and delicious.

We felt a little "underaged" amongst the general population there, but it was a Thursday afternoon so we assumed we were just mixed in with retirees. The course was quite walkable but we did cart.

We quite enjoyed the layout. Greens were a touch slow but very playable. The two singles that came up behind us during our round simply skipped over the hole we were on so the pace was relaxing and enjoyable.

Would definitely revisit this course when we return to the area.

Not what I would expect from a GolfNorth property when comparing other GN properties in the tri-cities area.

Switched carts twice due to malfunctioning drivelines. Even that one still had its issues...torn seats and physical damage, but at least it moved when you pressed the pedal down. I think they must get all the GN property hand-me-downs?

Fairway conditions were poor. Yes, we needed rain, but you can tell there isn't sufficient maintenance/staff/equipment/irrigation to ensure at
least reasonable playing conditions in dryer parts of the season. Felt like it hadn't been rolled in years, cart bounced and teeth chattered the whole way down.

Overall...I personally will spend a few dollars more and go elsewhere. Its unfortunate because I enjoy the smaller clubs and would love to support this one more often, and its clear that they have their regulars which is positive.

We teed off at 12pm on a Sunday and there were very few people behind us through the afternoon. The layout isn't that bad, it should be great place for newbies to learn the game experienced players to have a nice relaxed round.