jeffhartt

Havent been in a while. I am a golfer on a budget. Play to a 4hcp. I place course condition, more specifically greens condition at the very top of my list for rating a course.
Glenn Ross had good greens. Not too bumpy with good grain and receptive even though we haven't had any real rain
In weeks. The fairways and bunkers were also in good shape
And the layout has good classic looks. I will be back next time I can get on for $36

Players club USED to be a destination golf course for me
A place to go that was both breathtakingly beautiful with an
Enormously challenging layout. You go there when you were playing well to test your game on a REAL golf course.
No longer. Baked and dying fairways. Zero playable bunkers with several "signature" bunkers looking totally abandoned.
Real shame. The layout and green complexes were still top notch, Greens still quick and true although showing serious
Die back and pocked with many un repaired ball marks.
It was like seeing the beautiful girl you dated in school
Become wore out, banged up, Piece of What happened?
BTW shot an 80 so it wasn't a bad score that skewed my view. Just a fond memory now tainted by this new and harsh reality. So sad really. Cmon guys get it together and stop living off your past reputation which is quickly eroding like your bunkers.

I was able to play on a hot deal thru golf now $26 riding. I dont get paid to play so in my opinion this course offers many advantages over others for the same price point. 1. Pace of play is always reasonable because its hardly ever packed and there are pace clocks all aver the course 2. The practice facility offers a grass range, bunker and chipping area and a practice green that is kept tru to the couse greens. 3. Private feel. No houses. wide open spaces. 4.The course over all is architecturally beautiful and challenging with greens that right now are rolling as true and fast as ive ever seen. if you putt the line it will stay there.