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This would have been an exceptional experience if the course had any greens. The greens were the worst I had ever tried to play.

Our foursome decided to meet at Canebrake Country Club disregarding predictions of lousy weather. The course has a nice practice range, and chipping/pitching area, although the practice green is a bit small. It had rained over the past few days and we were rained on briefly during the round. Naturally, the course was wet in spots, but it played fairly quite well despite wet areas, although we took drops out of any water saturated bunkers. The fairways were in good shape as were the very challenging greens. The course was getting a lot of play that day as the the temperatures were pleasant. Some players were riding (cart path only) and some players were walking, but the pace of play was very comfortable and there were no bottlenecks. The clubhouse provided some good food and drinks following our round, and overall the atmosphere was pleasant. I recommend Canebrake as an enjoyable and challenging course, and the clubhouse grill as comfortable and affordable with a good menu and well stocked bar.

I play this course about once a month and it's a good alternative to some of the more expensive courses in the area. On most holes, if you can stay in the fairway and putt you can probably par, or come close to paring the course. The back nine gets a bit more challenging than the front, requiring more shaping of shots, and there are a few tricky greens. The fairways and greens are average at best, but it's rare that the grass gets too long. The bunkers always look like they could use some work and are usually filled with extremely hard sandy dirt.
The people in the pro-shop are usually helpful and friendly, and they have stocked it with a good number of accessories such as clothing, bags, shoes, etc., as well as Demo clubs. I've been fitted for clubs by the Pro's there and also bought several sets, drivers, and fairway metals.
There is a attached snack bar attached to the pro-shop that serves a variety of food, and cold beer on tap.
If anyone is seeking a good economical place to play, walking or riding, Redstone Links is a good place to be.

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This is a nice neighborhood course winding through a residential area. There are 3 nine hole courses. We played the Dunes and Vista, finding the Vista a bit easier than the Dunes. I would play it again when I’m in the Foley area.

Cherokee Ridge is one of my favorite courses; always in good shape, great layout, and friendly, helpful, and courteous staff. The greens had not fully recovered from the annual aeroation at the time we played the course, but were still playable. Cherokee Ridge is among the best golf courses in the area.