Kboyan21

Oak hollow is always a challenging layout and always a good value for the price. Pace was as expected for a Saturday morning tee time. Green speeds were slow as usual but still challenging layout.

Second time playing the Cardinal, it's always a good test for any golfer. Greens are the biggest challenge due to speed and undulation. Not overly long due to dry conditions.

Great course quick play and can’t lose a ball. A great value play.

Played this course several times over the years. Always a tough demanding course. The 8th green is a joke and probably needs to be redone.

3rd time playing the course and it is always in great shape. A must play if you are in the area. We drove up from Emerald Isle to play and worth the drive.

Greens were recently aerated, but greens rolled fine and course plays fair but demands accuracy off the tee in order to score well.

First time playing the course since it was reopened from having new Bermuda greens put it. The greens are faster then the previous bent grass greens. Jamestown used to be known to have the slowest greens in the area. The greens you could tell were new because I saw shots land 3 feet short of the pin and roll through the green and this was on middle of the green pin placements. Greens should be good in about a year. My beef is with the course trying to recoup all the money it lost from being closed during the summer because of the installing of the new greens. They had tee times spaced out at 6 min intervals and no ranger to push groups along which it's impossible to do at 6min intervals. This made for a 5 hour round on a Saturday afternoon. Hopefully when I return the greens have grown in more and also the pro shop has spaced out the tee times better.

Greens were aerated within the last two weeks but still ran fast as well other then the occasional bump, but that's to be expected. Will come back and plan in the coming weeks. Stayed and watched the Kentucky derby at the bar. Such a good atmosphere there, nice people didn't have that stuffy country club feel which was nice.
Pace of plan was good considering we as a twosome played behind a twosome and a foursome on the front 9 and then behind the foursome on the back 9. Still finished the round in under 4hrs

Played fort mill yesterday and loved it. Great layout nothing crazy everything is in front of you a true old style course. Good dog legs that involves more then just pulling driver out of the bag every hole. It's a course you have to position yourself around and I really enjoyed the round. Course was in great shape only reason I didn't give it 5 stars was they were slicing the course to help the Bermuda grow which isn't a big deal.
Top notch facility and if in the area I will revisit again.

Just like a previous review mentions don't really want to tell people about the course because then it would get more business but this course is great no doubt about it the city has taken great care of the course and also the practice facility is without a doubt one of the best in the area. The only one close as far as practice facility in the area I would say is meadowlands or Greensboro national and the only reason is bc there driving range would allow for more golfers at one time. But there are multiple short game areas and even a short game course to work on 50-60 yd shots.
The course is great for a 9 hole course and they have different tees for the second 9 which is great and some of the tee shots mean different angles off the tee as well as smaller landing areas a good challenge of golf that is affordable and worth every penny to ride 18 holes on a cart for $18 where you going to beat that?

Course in great shape for the time also mix in an Indian winter here in the carolinas as it was 70 degrees yesterday. My hang up is they had a ranger riding everywhere on the course just not sure if he was doing anything. We had a foursome that took around 4 and half hours to finish and it was bc the foursome in front of us was holding us up. I know courses don't want to here this but 6 tee times an hour isn't a bad thing if anything it would give me more of a reason to drive forty mins to play this course. So we're not finishing at dusk.

Course was in good shape for late November. Greens rolled true and a little faster then normal which was a pleasant surprise.

The previous reviews are spot on right now with people not repairing ball marks on the greens. Not sure who is guilty members or non members I do know I repaired around 5 myself every green we played yesterday with exception of the third green which had just been aerated. Have played this course four time since beginning of the year and this is by far the worst shape it has been in. I expect the bent grass greens to be in better shape in the coming months when the summer heat goes away.

First time I have played the course in over a year due to pace of play issues. Nothing has changed. My group played as a treason and it took us almost 5 hrs to play bc of two twosomes in front of us that would not pair up together and also bc there was a five some who was hitting the ball all over the place and not letting people play through. Course was in fine shape after shutting down parts of the course for sprigging. But bc pace of play is always an issue here I doubt I ever play here again.

Played on probably one of the coldest playable days in yesterday. But it was worth it to get a round in. Nice course for the time of year. Great staff, nice facilities. Will definitely come back soon as well when spring comes around.

Beautiful course challenging makes you use every club in your bag. Must play in North Carolina

Nice course open and a few drive able par 4s. Great course for the money was $25 after 12 on the weekend