dhaveman

IT's a county-run course. Needs more work, but has come a long way. Greens are new and fast. Bunkers are getting much needed work. Don't expect a bar or a grill.

Getting better, no question. Lots of work done. New greens, roll great, still very hard. Bunkers in the process of getting new sand if they aren't being sodded. Cart paths still can be a jarring ride.

No food service, restaurant closed due to Covid I assume. Greens newly aerated. No warning, no greeb fee reduction. Hope it gets better soon.

I have two complaints. First, the bunkers are in terrible shape. Second, there is no current slope and rating. Both of these are the result of budget issues. The course is owned and run by the county, and there isn't any 'extra' money for this.

Cart path only after the last couple days of TS Delta rain. Greens were quite good. Couple holes very wet, so played a bit long. Rebuilt 18 green is not ready, temp green on 18 for now.

Course is in very good shape overall. Greens are fairly slow. Fairways are nice. Tee boxes need work; some were too hard to get a tee into them. Hilly course. Lovely area.

Always pleasant staff. Greens are a little rough; sandy, bumpy, but they are coming back. Busy day, full tee sheet, still played 18 in less than 4.5 hours. The county is doing a good job taking care of the course and the players.

Nice course. When the greens grow in this spring it will be really good. I think the greens are the new hybrid grass lots of resort courses have. Fast and true. Really wet winter means it's not as ready as we'd like at this point, but it won't be long until it's in great shape.

Staff did great work getting course playable. Soon it will be green and nice if the rain lets up holy cow what a wet winter we've had!

We've had over average amounts of rain lately. The staff has the course playable and looking better than I expected. It was also the only sunny day forecast for the next 10 days so the course was busy. Play moved along nicely and everyone on the course was friendly.

wonderful day, really nice course. In very good condition if you stay out of the rough! Friendly staff. No complaints whatsoever.

Golfnow said GPS included. It was not. I left mine home. Oh, well.

Little River is a fun course. Front is long, but open driving areas. Back is shorter, with more decisions required. Greens are hard to read, but putt true. Beautiful place; very few houses on the course, lots of scenery. Go. Play!

New management, recently out of receivership. Don't let the first fairway convince you that this course is in really bad shape. Course is in rough shape here and there, but coming back. New pro is working hard to improve the course. Played here several years ago--still a difficult course, glad to see it improving. Course winds through the subdivision, but very few houses impinge on the views.