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$115 had better provide a course in its absolute best conditions. It should be immaculate. Whiskey is a great lay out, but it just never delivers on course conditions. Bunkers have liners exposed, greens are ok but not fantastic. I used to play this course 10/12 times per year. Now it is once or twice. I would not have selected the course today, but a friend wanted to play there. We also had a very poor customer service experience. My friend has a compromised immune system and currently in chemotherapy for cancer. He was refused his own cart. Really ridiculous. I don’t blame the young man behind the counter, regurgitating what upper management had told him. This poor excuse for customer service falls on the GM and Kemper Sports. We were told that they had posted their policy on the website, which of course completely misses the point. This course is printing money. Buy some carts! And every once in a while, do the right thing and let people that have serious concerns about Covid-19 have their own cart! Do add insult to injury, the other two players we were paired with were a no-show. Clearly there were enough carts.

Pictures say it all. Don’t pay full price.

If you can get a week day discounted deal, definitely go. It’s a great lay out. But course conditions are definitely not worth $105!! Fairways have multiple dry patches, greens do too. A couple of tee boxes are nearly bare! Not good.
Frustrating when courses like this one charge a premium rate, but don’t even deliver a mid range product.

I keep giving this course a chance because it’s such a great layout but the greens are terrible. We were told aeration was done a month ago. If that’s true this course has serious problems. Full rate of $109??? You’ve got to be kidding. It’s such a shame, but course conditions never seem to live up to the price. Would definitely play here more often if the greens were pristine or even just good. Or, if the rates came down. For the money, Worthington Manor much better. PB Dye getting there too. Or drive to Bulle Rock and play there. Laurel Hill in Va., much better as well.

Not quite worth $110. With elite courses like Bulle Rock bringing their rates down sub $100, hopefully Whiskey will soon do the same. Greens were just ok. Bumpy and had some patches. Bunkers are not great. Multiple bunkers have a netting or liner that is exposed. I had a sand shot that looked like a good lie, hit what I thought was a good shot, realized something grabbed my wedge. Sure enough looked down and saw this exposed netting. Finally hitting off grass at range. That needs to be a standard but why the really crappy range balls?
Great layout, love the 18th hole, but this course always makes me walk away thinking I paid too much.