gmoney71

Most greens were in decent early golf season condition, some were severely damaged. The zoysia fairways obviously not fully ready yet. Would liked to have seen water in ball cleaners. Our first round of the season served the purpose of loosening up from the long winter.

Teetering is a fun little executive course with a couple of challenging holes along the way. They need to mow the rough area, especially around the greens. Our group lost a number of balls, (unnecessarily) because of lack of maintenance around the greens. The course lacked adequate drinking water, toilet facilities as well as ball washing equipment. Let's get with it, guys, this is the middle of May! The clubhouse staff was friendly, the weather just about perfect and pace of play enjoyable on the positive side.

No sense playing this course until the zoysia fairways come in. The layout is old and dangerous with numerous parallel fairways, so you'll be dodging wayward shots all day long. Greens had just been aerated, so they need another two weeks as well. Sand traps unraked, no water on the course and the teeboxes were nonexistent. My $26 rate was about twenty dollars too much. Spend a few dollars more, if necessary and play a real golf course where you won't have to worry about grazing goats!

GPS did not work properly on either of our golf carts. Course staff's response was that they were having "problems".

# 9 fairway and green are in process of being moved or repaired or both. Better, more informative signage would have been helpful.

Restrooms around the course were in severe need of cleaning and upkeep, absolutely nauseating. NO EXCUSE for this!

Concession items grossly overpriced. We respectfully declined.

Cart boy at the outset WAS very good, only positive aspect of our visit, unfortunately.

We like this grand old course, but based on my three partner's opinions, probably will NOT return until we hear better reviews than what we witnessed this past Sunday afternoon.