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This course is average and I mean that in the best way possible. Nothing spectacular or memorable about it. Very fair. Greens not great but puttable. If you don’t want to lose golf balls play here. I’d recommend it to buddies who have widely varying skill levels who are just out for a good time. Great course for beginners too.

A throwback to the 50s or 60s when golf was a game for everyone in the family. No tricks. No gimmicks. No artificial forced carries. No fountains. Just golf. Very fair. Greens putted truly. Fair speed. Overall course a bit tired. An injection of capital needed to spruce it up. We had a great day with two brothers in-law named George. Nice guys who treated me and my wife in a very friendly manner. I recommend it to every level of golfer provided they keep up with the group in front of them. This is a great family course. A good place to learn the game. Reminds me of Genesee Valley in Rochester NY.

Played here many years ago. Liked the course then. Like it now. Highly recommend it to anyone who has a handicap under 10.

Very fair challenging layout with variety undulations hills doglegs water sand jungle and wind.

One bad hole on back nine. Par 3 15. Almost impossible to hit beacouse of overhanging trees blocking access to the green on tee shot. My gues is Gary hasn’t looked at the course in a while. Overall a very nice track.

No gimmicks. WYSIWYG golf course. Greens putted very true. Enjoyable city course. Friendly staff and starter- Bobby Fisher. Definitely worth the money.

Very fair. Good shape. Greens a bit fuzzy. Nice design. Only funky hole was par three 15 with large trees blocking ball flight to green.

Blind tee shots are not my favourite on first time on the course. Lots of good holes greens in good shape. Practice balls must be made of gold for the price.

Grey silo is a well designed challenging but not boring golf course. Not really for beginners. Long walk from first green to second tee. Greens in good shape. Lack of Marshall moving slow players. You get what you pay for.

Greens are always good. Fairways ok. Bunkers better than in the past. Really slow play. 5 hour round.

Way too narrow. Blind shots abound. Greens really slow. Play really slow. Not great.

Great starter course for kids and adults. Not great condition. Somewhat dangerous on adjoining holes. Okay for walking.

Played here three times in seven days. Challenging but fair. Great variety of holes. Greens very fair and in good shape. Not as fierce as el campion. Highly recommended for low and medium handicappers. Trees blocking 15th green need to come down. They make hole unfair. Otherwise it's a good par three.

I'm an old time Errol estate lover. Played this course and the now deceased third nine dozens of times since the 1980s. It used to be the perfect get away for a week and golf your brains out layout. Not too easy not too hard. Always in great shape
It's been like watching an elder relative die in slow motion. It's much better than it was last year but still on life support. A shame. Good place to take a child or spouse to learn the game. Not very busy. You can play 18 in under 3 hours.

Not a bad layout. Some blind shots. Greens were awful. Weeds growing on them. Shaggy and grainy.

Very demanding fields of dreams kind of place.

Not a sissy layout.

Greens okay but not great.

Place needs money