xtian996

Fairways and tee boxes were in good shape. The greens were terrible. We were paired with a member who said that due to the wet spring and hot summer they have never rebounded. I've played all over MD this summer and these greens were by far the worst. fair amount of dead patches and bumpy as all get out. For what you pay at this place they should be better than that. Overall, it is a nice course, a little on the pricey side for the conditions. I wouldn't rush back, but I won't avoid it either.

Played in a foursome last weekend. Overall, the conditions on the course were good. Fairways were well maintained, tee boxes were in good shape, greens are a little bumpy, but not terrible. However, the rough was at least 5-6 long. I don't mind a challenge at all. But it made finding balls that were just off the fairway an extreme challenge. We spent, and so did several other groups we witness, way too long looking for shots that should have been easy finds. It was ridiculous and added quite a bit of time to our round.

The course was in good condition given how dry it has been in the area the last few weeks. A few minor brown patches in a handful of fairways, but overall nice condition. The front 9 had been aerated the weekend prior, so putting was a little challenging on the front. Then came adjusting to nice fast greens on the back 9. That being said, the staff made a point to let everyone know about the conditions, and tried to give helpful tips to those that asked.

Compass Pointe's courses are always nice. Greens were in great shape. Tee boxes, and fairways were as well. A few of the traps were a little flooded, but our area was destroyed by really heavy rain the night prior, so not a shock on that part. Staff were friendly and very helpful. Overall, I would recommend this course to anyone looking for a challenging, but nice round in the area. A word to the wise, #8 on the North East course goes further left that you would think it does off that blind tee shot.