linksjockey

I'm happy with nearly everything about both Glen courses except the lack of sand in their bunkers and I'll continue giving 2 star ratings to both for that reason only. You're only chance for an up and down is to try and "pick" the ball without taking any sand. If you try to play a standard bunker shot, your club bounces off the hard pan hidden about an inch under the sand with an excellent chance of a skulled shot. Once they put sand in the bunkers, I'll go back to a more generous 4/5 star rating as I've always enjoyed playing both courses.

The course right now is probably in as good a shape as it gets. That is, except for the bunkers. Man, you never know what you're going to get. Even when it looks like there's sand, you're better off trying to pick the ball out, much like a shot from around the greens. I like both courses and have no complaints about anything else.

I really like this course under good conditions, however there were 2 issues. 1) The bunkers were terrible, 2) The rough needs to be cut. People looking for balls just off the fairways slowed play significantly. Other than that it was in very good condition for this time of the year.

We haven't played Glendoveer this muddy in quite some time. I would recommend this course, but wait until it dries .out.

Not bad, considering the rain we've had. I wasn't expecting much, but was pleasantly surprised to see that it wasn't near as muddy as I had anticipated. The greens were slow, but that pretty much goes with winter golf.

The greens were terrible on 10/6/22. I've played on a lot of newly aerated greens and these were by far, the worst of the worst. There was excessive sand in some areas while 1/2" holes were left unfilled in others. While the city courses are among the highest priced courses, they also seem to have the worst maintenance in my opinion. During the aeration period, less than ideal green conditions are to be expected, but these were way beyond that. Having said that, I do like the course and I would recommend it at any other time.

They just went through the aerification process on Monday and Tuesday. We played on Friday and except for the presence of a very miniscule amount of sand, you couldn't tell it had been done. Very impressive! Our only complaint was the soft fairways. You might want to consider winter rules.