WallyCleaver

Played on a Friday morning. Had 1 1/2 " rain night before. But course held up nicely. Its a $25 course all day long. Great value. Would not pay more but that goes for any course. Overall it was a great experience. Last time I played the course, it was North Carolina National and it was ok. The owner was great and the grill staff (not sure her name but pretty sure she was manager) was extremely nice and very outgoing. It was a little slow pace of play because we had a twosome infront of us that rather talk than play golf. Not the course to blame. That happens everywhere. But my biggest complaint is that this course has a lot of blind shots. Very challenging to say the least. First time playing the course is almost impossible since there are not yardage marked for layups. Would be nice if on the tee box they would tell you the distance to layup areas. It may take several rounds before you figure it out. Did almost get hit on one hole. But again that was because the twosome in front of us were too busy on their phones and the twosome behind us were not paying attention. But again overall, a great course and layout. Will definitely play again as long as the price doesnt increase. I'm cheap.

Been a long time since I played this one but was surprised at the condition of the course. Unlike Warrior in China Grove, Corbin's greens were in top condition as well as the tee boxes. I played a neighboring course just a week ago and their greens were so so but their tee boxes looked like the rough. So yes I would recommend this course as long as they keep the course in great condition. Leaves were a problem but that's Fall for ya. The only complaint I have with the course is the clubhouse. Its time for a change. I would rather use an outhouse than use these bathrooms. They are, to say the least, nasty. But that's a small price for a great course. Staff were very friendly. Again, don't ruin it. Keep up the good work.

Warrior staff obviously leaving positive feedback on here. Course nowhere near what was described by last couple reviewers. This one is a nightmare. I swore never to play again but was told the course had improved. WRONG. If anything much worse. Greens were a little better but obviously whoever plays this course forgot how to repair ball marks on the greens. Every green had at least 10 ball marks not repaired. Literally at least 10 on every green. And whoever claimed the tee boxes were in great condition obviously did not play this course. Again the tee boxes are the worst I think I have ever seen. At least one tee box, I literally have to tee up on the outside of the box. If you gonna leave feedback, be honest. Otherwise. others will be twice as mad if they get there expecting a 5 star course.

Pros
1. Great condition. Not a 5 star but I gave it a 5 star based on condition of neighboring courses. This one is in great condition. Warrior, Skybrook, Highland Creek all are not even in the same category.
2. Great greens
3. Great tees
4. Ok range
5. great fairways
6. Bunkers ok
7. Prices borderline too much on weekends. But a competitive price. Just don't get greedy and go up in price as other courses have done.
Cons
1. We got there an hour early and they rushed us to first tee without giving us a chance to warm up. But a group did cancel so we took their spot.
2. I77. I am 10 mins from course but have to take i77. Took me twice as long due to traffic. Not to blame the course because they have no control but worth a mention. Stupid drivers wanting to stop on 77 to look at a bucket of water (Lake Norman). Its just water. Move on. The state really needs to do something. Its like that every day, all day. Again, stupid drivers not the course.
3. Again not the course' fault but worth mentioning. Do not hit balls at the new Par 3 driving range in Mooresville. First of all they don't have a par 3. Secondly, hitting on their range will definitely tear up a set of clubs. Huge rocks just beneath the surface that will certainly gouge your clubs. And not to mention they charge an arm and leg to hit balls that are from the 70s, very old. And their customer service stinks.
Again 2 out of the 3 cons do not belong to the course. But thought I would mention it since they are in the area. Great course. Will be my new home course as long as they keep it in good shape and don't increase their prices. Did I mention this course makes Warrior Golf Course in China Grove look like a cow pasture

If you have to play this course, take an old set of clubs. This one will ruin a set of clubs. The tee boxes are horrible. They even have mats set up to hit off of. They seems to have trouble getting grass to grow on the tee boxes. The greens are very bumpy and do not roll true. Its a fairly easy to course in which you can grip and rip. That is if their course management was better. Usually you are waiting on groups ahead of you. So that usually takes the driver out of your hands. Very slow pace of play, even during the week. Then the golf pro shop staff has a lot of work to do on customer service. They act as if their course is the only course in this state. When in fact its the worse course in this state. At least the ones I have played. Save your time and money as others have stated. This one is not worth the money. Even at $20 I would hesitate playing.