canalien

No starter or marshall.

Instead of putting our twosome & 2 singles behind us together, we had just that. Turned out all 4 of us had the same 10:40 tee time, bought online at TeeOff. We had a threesome in front of us and a threesome in front of them. Everybody was waiting on every shot, including at least two groups on a tee box at the same time. Still ended up playing in 4 hours, but seemed longer.
I asked , before starting if we were to take a cart for each of us. The man said we were to ride together. I said, the guys on the tee box are singles in a cart. He said they weren't supposed to be. There were a lot of people on the course in a cart by themselves. Having a starter would have fixed all the things I've mentioned..

Very slippery greens plus a few unreasonable pin placements. Pin placements should not be set up as if it were a 'tough day' tournament for a members tournament. This is a public golf course being played on a weekend by many inexperienced golfers.

We haven't played here for two or three years. We will go back, but not on a weekend.

Played here since they opened in 1988. No houses, other than the owner's. Always in excellent condition. If something needs fixing, it is done promptly. No cart path problems here, even after 30 years. Many, many courses that charge more, have cart paths in terrible shape. Bermuda greens are definitely a challenge. They're fast and have exasperating amount of slope. They can eat you up.

Spotty greens with way too many ball marks.

Tee boxes in poor condition

Cart paths very bad, which seems to be a common problem at many courses. Using asphalt was less expensive than concrete when courses were built, but affected more by pine tree roots, than concrete. After years of neglect, there's definitely a reluctance to fix them now

I've played here since it opened in 1988....but hadn't played in quite some time. Pleasantly surprised to find the course better than I ever remember it....and told them so.