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I have taken the opportunity to play this Course thru Golfnow a few times over the past few season's. It's not raining enough in the area to typically be able to make a divot but a great course to go to after a heavy rain. No porta-potties or cart girls so if I owned it I would have both. Challenging layout with almost no houses along the way makes you want to come back again and again. Electric carts are among the best and you can remove the cooler and they will put ice in it wen you purchase you're beverages. Staff are great. I haven't been to the Oakhurst range but looks like a good one. Keep in mind that Oakhaven is a different Course when trying to book a round at Oakhurst when booking thru Golfnow. Enjoy

My favorite public course is now Cooks Creek again (no longer called Braintree South). Jim Cook told me personally that they took it back to bring the course conditions and maintenance back to their high standards. Already noticing a lot of improvements since I played here a few weeks ago. Pro shop is now located in the room where the bar is so use the middle door to the bar when you arrive. They were updateing the kitchen to serve two party rooms at once, smaller one where the pro shop used to be. Package deal for 12 antime rounds for $360 now being offered. Cant beat $30 a round on weekend mornings. Enjoy!

I am glad they got on golf now. Otherwise I would have never heard about this course. Definitely a cut above the rest with a true Country Club feel. Built after1909 so you know it was an ideal spot. Like playing in the forest with greens harder to read than Black hawk but the course is playable if you can hit the driver somewhat straight. Kinda felt like you could land on the greens or roll onto them if you chose that style of play. Water was around but not a serious obstacle but you will be getting your money's worth out of your sand wedge. The sand was denser than the pros play on TV but you could still get out with a shallower digit and more of a wood chopping swing. Best conditions and beautiful peaceful scenery I have seen in my 1.5 years golfing...even beat my favorite, Cooks Creek. Put it on your bucket list. If the age and condition of the clubhouse will bother you, then stay away with your negativity. Use your GPS and it may send you back a different way thru the hills.