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I'm almost hesitant to heap praise on this course for fear more people will play it...but they deserve it. The tee boxes, fairways, and greens continue to remain in good to great shape. The only downside here is that the majority of the bunkers need help....so avoid them if you can, LOL.

The staff is tremendous. This is my fourth time out here this year, and I have yet to encounter any issue with 'pace of play'. All of the golfers I've interacted with here have been courteous and followed all required etiquette and social distancing practices.

Last, let's be honest, folks. You can play 9 holes here for well under $25 with a cart included, and that's AMAZING value. I don't know what the expectation is that would lead anyone to rate this less than 5 stars in that area.

Pace of play was average, considering this was a holiday and course was fully booked you can't expect too much. They've done a good job here keeping the course green and playable despite the drought conditions. It's an excellent value.

Despite the lack of rain, this course remains in good shape. Bunkers need some work, but they are not unplayable.

It had been quite a number of years since I had been to Woodhaven, and the course really hasn't changed. Went out as first players on course, and you can get through 9 in about 90 minutes here without much trouble at all. It's a nice layout that favors a fade or slice of the ball more so than a draw, so be aware of that. The 2 par 3 holes are both easily reachable. The major think to watch for here is these are large, sloped greens; it's critical to put the ball below the pin.

Enjoyable course. It's an expansive layout, without many of the holes running parallel, so accuracy on your shots is required. Fairways and greens are receiving water, but the course is still playing hard and fast, and the rough is not going to catch many errant shots. It does have large greens, so you'll get plenty of chance to practice lag putting!