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For $50 during the week with a cart, can't beat the deal. The course is in good shape, especially the greens. However, at least the day I played this week, the greens were so fast (not a bad thing alone). But, combined with where the pins were placed on many slopes, I actually thought it was borderline unfair, certainly beyond what I would think most non-scratch players would enjoy. I love fast greens and would never say fast = bad, but on some holes, it was too much for me. Still, good value especially during the week.

Got a Golf Now hot deal rate - and admittedly not sure if this affected my experience - but I was told the rate did not include a cart and in order to get a driving cart it would be $35 a person, which frankly seems a bit absurd. Maybe I just didn't get a cart because the system has not caught up to the new COVID-19 regulations with carts available and golf now still has the rate listed as walking but thought this could've been remedied. If the usual rate includes carts, then okay but if it really is $35 a cart, I don't think I would play here again. The first hole is under construction. Conditions are certainly good, but not excellent like you might expect for a rate of $100ish a round. Worth a try, but the price is steep for what I got.

Can't believe this is going to close. For anyone who loves classic age golf architecture, this Ross is a must to play while it is still open. Greens lived up to the hype

Second time here - really enjoyed myself again. Great layout, friendly staff, challenging but fair. Only complaint was bunkers were pretty rocky, not just scattered on top but sometimes buried to where your club could chip. Only small complaint, otherwise an excellent experience

Not at all unplayable but some greens are not great. A few bunkers just rocks very little sand. Worth it if there’s a deal, not yet at full price

Pace of Play was a major issue, had a group of 6 in front that clogged up the whole course, but hard to complain more than that for the value.