cvoelker

Cambridge was in good condition considering its middle of February.

Greens were a little hairy, and they are always considered "slow". However, due to the underlation and different levels on greens, this makes the course a lot more playable.

Staff was great abd ameneties were OK. Again, being winter they had all the on course restrooms and halfway house closed, which was a bummer.

Tee boxes were dormant, but still nice and flat and easy to find a good lie.

Pace of play was great. We finished in just under 4 hours with a foursome.

Overall a great way to start the season.

This was my first time playing this course. After being in the Charlotte area for 8 months now and paying around $60 on average to play below average quality courses, this course was a pleasant surprise.

Played the day after a large storm, and the entire round was overcast with a slight mist. Course drained extremely well.

Fairways were pretty forgiving, yet still played fast. Rough wasn't too difficult in most areas. Bunkers could use some work.

The greens were phenomenal. The Bermuda greens rolled very true and players really seemed to pride themselves on this course, as there were very few pitch marks from the groups in front us. They weren't fasted greens, but undulation and subtle grain direction change made them feel quick in spots.

Its about a 40 min drive north of uptown, but definitely a nice little trip there is worth.

overall impression - I will definitely be back.

It was a sloshy day when I went. Layout was great, greens seemed to be a little overmowned, however still putted true.

I wish these courses would keep winter rates longer. The courses are just not in good enough condition to warrant full price until like May at the earliest.

Get yourself a hot deal for around 20 bucks and then it may be worth it