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The course was in really good shape. Played Post to Pine courses. The course had not been that good for the last couple of years due to flooding. Every time they were getting the course back on track, a deluge of rain would hit the course and they would be back a square one. The fairways were well groomed and the greens were in good shape as well, though still slow. Looking forward to going back for another round soon.

The greens, at least on the North course, had recently been aerated which apparently made them extremely slow. In the past the greens have been faster than they were the day I played. I will still go back to the course and play as the courses (North and South) are fun to play. And the staff are really friendly.

I've played at Longwood GC numerous times. The course has suffered a lot of setbacks due to the floods we've had in our area. However the course was in good shape this time. Still has a little more improvement to go but it looks like it is headed in the right direction. A couple of the greens still have some splotches but again much better than it has been in years. The maintenance crew needs to improve on mowing around the greens. I remember one area the mower blade, apparently, was uneven and too low. Providing LGC doesn't get flooded this year, the course should be in tip top shape by fall.

Our group of 18 players played this course on a very rainy day. Cart path only of course. We had to slosh to our ball whether it was the tee box or the fairway. But when it rains that much, what do you expect. However, the course was still a great course to play. We're from Houston and plan on playing the course again. Because even with the large amount of rain, it was still a great course. Can't wait to play it when it's dry!

I have played this course numerous times and it is a nice challenging course and I am a 22 handicap. The only real complaint is you never see a drink cart. You either get your drinks before hitting the first tee or on the turn.