bigvolfanut

Like the coarse, but they need to regulate pace of play by requiring slower groups to move aside. Many seniors playing 5 in a group.

I had not had a coarse put a whipping like that on me in a while. We played from the blue tees and shouldn't have. This coarse demands you keep the ball left. So made my fade very difficult to play. Forced carries cost me many stokes as front edge was usually no good. The coarse was in very pretty and in very good shape. The staff was friendly and other than the high score it was a nice day of golf.

We had a great time. Coarse was in good shape, weather was perfect. But was very disappointed to find I had paid a $5 booking fee to GolfNow for a "hot deal", was charged full price at the coarse and not the quoted "hot deal" price. Then realized even if I had paid the "hot deal" price with the booking fee, it would have been more than if I had walked in from the street. I learned my lesson to always check with the coarse to compare the GolfNow rate.

We played Red and White. Each 9 holes are very different in style of golf. The coarse is very well kept and was in excellent condition.

City Club is a very fair test of golf. Elevation changes with pretty open fairways ask you to play every shot in the bag. Greens are protected well by the coarse design. With greens that are approachable and well maintained, 30-40ft puts are very make-able!

The first time I had played Cobblestone in several years, I found the coarse fair, challenging, and in excellent condition. With the exception of being prompted to speed up play approaching the 18th green, by being told in a very rude and intrusive way we were near 5 hours, when it was actually more like 4hrs 20min. That includes our 3-some playing behind two 4-some's on the front, and stopping for drinks and a hot dog at the turn, not to mention allowing two singles and a pair to play thru on the back. We all know golf is more mental than physical, and this guy really upset our group at a critical point in our match. This marshall acted in such a way that it really spoiled an otherwise pleasant experience.