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I have played here for years and the course has been on a steady decline. I loved hearing at the end of last year that new ownership was coming in and were shutting down the course for a little while. Got a chance to play it and a lot of work needs to still happen. Tee boxes are terrible/dead and need to be re done. Fairways and rough need time to come around but looks better then last year. Bunkers were still rough. Now the biggest problem in the past were the lack of greens. Many over the years were burnt up and there wasn’t any grass at all. The closing of the course for a little definitely helped that. Greens were much better and there was actually grass. They haven’t been cut yet so it’s like putting on carpet but at least it’s grass. So there is definitely progress and hopefully it continues to trend in an upward pattern. Price was a little steep for the current conditions. I think it’s a $50 course once everything comes together but not yet. I will not be coming back to play unless the price drops a little or the course makes the full turnaround.

Played Jonathan Landing approximately 5 yrs ago and it was only 2.5 stars out of 5. Problem area throughout the course and was hesitant to come back. The day I made a comeback was one of the first warm days of the year and no courses had tee times. So I was able to book here and was just trying to get in a round. Just driving up to the course I could already see it was much improved. Tee boxes were grass filled but most do have a slight slope on them. That’s the one area that could be improved. Fairways and rough were in good shape and not many bald spot areas. Greens ran true but were definitely slow. If you are a long hitter the course can be a little easy even from the tips at about 6700 yards. Back 9 has some fun holes but very short. As for the pace of play, it was horrendous. Way overbooked and the round took 5.5 hrs. Glad this was my only option for the day because I will now come back.

This was the second time I’ve played here and the first was during the winter. I don’t recommend this course for winter play based on the previous conditions and I told myself I wasn’t coming back due to not being close. Well decided to give it a chance when it was all green and what a difference. Course was in great shape tee to green and definitely enjoy the round much more then the winter. If your willing to make the drive it’s worth it but just make sure it’s still green.

I’ve been playing this course for years and even with the hot summer, the tee boxes fairways and greens are in great shape. The rough could use some water but still not bad. The course has been under a few different managements over the years and still none of them have tacked the terrible bunkers. It’s like dirt not sand and there’s giant rocks in almost everyone of them. It’s so bad that you will definitely destroy your clubs if you play out of them. The course is fun and I would recommend to anyone in the area, but stay away from the bunkers.

Last played Baywood in 2008 and it became one of my favorite courses. Finally was in the area and got the chance to play it again 13 yrs later and it didn’t disappoint. The course was in perfect shape and possibly better then back in the day. From tee to green there’re not many blemishes and it shows that they keep it up to tour like quality. The greens were smooth and fast. No hole is alike and the layout keeps you intrigued for what’s next. It’s going to be the most expensive round you pay in the area but it’s worth it. If your vacationing in the Ocean City area or within driving distance (NJ, Philly, Baltimore, DC) this is a must play and will definitely become your favorite. As many people say, this is the Augusta of the North.

This is one heII of a course. I’ve wanted to play it for years but don’t live close. Finally decided to pull the trigger and it was well with the drive. The design of this course is one of the best I have ever played. The use of the different mountains and the views you get when your on top of one and can over look the holes on a different one, just wow. Each hole design was fun and challenging, but was also getable with a good tee shot. Conditions throughout the course were great. Only negative I could find was the giant rocks in the bunkers. The price was a little steep and I wish they would offer a military discount. Definitely recommend this course and take the drive if you have been putting it off like me.

A year has passed since my last review and the course has not improved at all over that year. There are still a bunch of bare spots which need to be seeded and then just put under ground under repair. Let those areas fill in. Tee boxes have definitely gotten worse and they also needed to be fixed. The course that looked the best was the greens. Great shape and looked great, just a little slow. The layout is fun and challenging but they really needed to tackle the problem spots. Also had lunch after the round and the food was only ok. Still is a must play course if in the area.

For the middle of winter the conditions and price were ok. A couple years ago every hole was lined with tall fescue and caused the round to be much longer and lose balls where in the past was just normal rough. Tee boxes and fairways were in good shape. Bunkers are terrible and need new sand. Greens were in ok shape with some patchy spots but rolled fairly well and were slow. If you live in the area it’s worth playing but if you are traveling to play there are plenty of better courses in the area with same pricing.

Had the opportunity to play this course and it was in great shape. From the tee boxes to the greens, the course is well taken care of. The layout is your traditional tree lined fairways with rolling hills. The course is very playable and forgiving until you get to the greens. Whether hitting a shot into the green or trying to putt towards the hole, you have almost no shot at keeping it on the green. The speed is unplayable and you will roll off on almost every shot. There was a hole where it came up short by 4-6 inches, and then decided to come back down going about 15 ft away. You shouldn’t be penalized for hitting what should have been a tap in and now your probably adding two more putts to the score card. The greens need to be slowed down to where putts will slow down a little bit and then it will become playable. Overall it’s still a great course but you will not score well.

Over the years including a review earlier in the year, Patriots Glen has been in terrible shape. Tee boxes dirt, fairways with bald spots and greens dead. Finally improvements throughout the course. Almost ever tee box appeared to be redone and were looking in good shape. I feel like that has been their biggest problem and they definitely tackled that. Overseed of the fairways and rough was looking good but still has a little ways to go. Most green were in good shape with not much troubled spots. They were slow but rolled pretty well. The bunkers are in terrible shape and hopefully by next spring that is something they also put some money into. The course is really starting to take shape after many years of terrible conditions. Definitely a must play with a fantastic layout and great prices.

Enjoyed getting to play a course I watch every year on TV but the conditions were only ok due to overseeding. Grass throughout the course was a little thick and putting was extremely slow. Obviously during regular conditions the course would be in top shape but during this time frame it not and the price should reflect that. Way to expensive during overseeding. The layout is fun but get able as long as you can stay out of the trees. Glad I played the course while in town but future trips I will skip it to play else where which are much cheaper.

Exactly what you would expect from a very exclusive private course. As soon as you turn into the course you notice the beautiful tree lined driveway. The clubhouse has every amenity you need for before and after your round. As for the course, I could not locate one blemish on the whole thing thing. Absolutely stunning and every hole keeps you thinking with not one looking the same as any other holes throughout the round. Mandatory caddie for the round which I’m not a fan of but my caddie (Reese) was on point with club selections and green reading. If you get the chance to get on the course, pass up every other course in the area and play this one.

From tee to green not a flaw. Course is in great shape and the layout is fun and forgiving on some holes. Only con is the price is a little steep but it’s still worth the money. It’s a must play if you’re in Savannah and don’t want to drive to Hilton Head.

The course was in excellent condition from tee to green. Not a single complaint the entire round. The couple of months that courses were closed def allowed this one to grow in nicely.

The course is in good shape and the layout is fun. Greens were smooth but a little slow. Only negative is the course is over priced.

I play this course quite often and it never disappoints. From the tee box to the green there are only a few blemishes throughout the entire 18. The layout is fun but can also be challenging depending on what tee boxes you use. Some of the course is links style and then some is tree lined. Definitely a course you should play if in the area.

The course is really starting to look nice with the spring like weather. Greens are a bit slow, some holes still need to have some of the bigger trees trimmed and bunkers need some new sand. Otherwise the course is in great playing shape and it won’t disappoint.

Last year I played this course three times when only 11 and 15 holes were open. The course had a lot of bare spots but it was good to finally get to play a course that’s was 10 yrs in the making. A new season has arrived and all 18 are now open. The course that was open last year has really started to come in and is looking great. There still are some bad areas but tee boxes are getting new sod, fairways are looking great and greens are smooth with good speed. I finally got to play the holes that were not open last year which are 9-11. Those holes are beautifully designed and will make the average golfer nervous for almost every shot. There is a giant valley the runs long the holes which should name that stretch of holes The Pit. The course was already challenging enough and then you add those holes in. For almost the rest of the course there is water on every hole and the opposite side has tall fescue. This course should definitely be a stop for most golfers and by next year this will probably be a five star course.

Over the last year I have now played this course four times and it just keeps getting better. Last year I played it when it only had 11 and 15 holes open. It had a lot of patchy areas but was good that it was finally open. Today I finally got to play all 18 holes which made it a whole new beast. The opening of holes 9-11 are just insane holes to be added to what was already a hard layout. Those three holes should be called the Pit for the giant valley that plays around them. The design of this course is absolutely fantastic and it will definitely become an area favorite. The course still needs a little more time to grow in but is very playable with some newly sodded tee boxes, nice fairways and smooth greens. Like my title said, bring extra balls. There is water on almost every hole and the fairways are also lined with tall fescue. Make sure you bring you’re clubs for accuracy over distance. I expect in a year that all the bare spots will be grown in and this will be a 5 star course.

It’s an all day experience that all golfers must come see and play. My day started off with playing the Slammer and Squire course which was in beautiful condition from tee to green. Greens were smooth and fast and the layout is challenging but getable. Once the round was over I walked over to the Hall of Fame which didn’t disappoint. So much to see and do and you also get to take a swing at their recreated TPC Sawgrass 17th hole. Between the course and Hall of Fame, it’s a must do and see if your in the area.