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The greens are aerated with big holes. At least put sand on the greens. Putting is atrocious as your ball bounces in various directions. The tee boxes have always been a problem, they have never been flat. Now the tee boxes have 2” of grass so you have to tee your ball high to avoid playing a shot as if you’re in the rough. The course needs Herbicide as the weeds are growing in the fairway. A couple times, we had to move our ball out of soft, soaked grass. It’s too bad because this course use to be in good shape the last 2 years. The rates are $40 and you can play a full regulation course for cheaper than that. They need to hire a maintenance crew. The golf carts need either a good tuneup or need to be replaced. One of the perks they has were GPS on the carts and that is gone. The only benefit to they is you can drive your cart anywhere we not have your cart shut off in restricted zones. Good luck seeing a cart girl unless you play after 10:00am. Hire a GM who cares about tue course and is somewhat of a presence. I was told during Covid that he was brought in temporary and he’s a realtor. He must be receiving a free salary and allowed to be a full time realtor.

It is so frustrating to tee off early on Sunday to get to hole #10 and there is a foursome who old guys who can’t play teeing off from the RED tees. They do not have golf etiquette to suggest or allow groups to pass. I drove past them to play
hole #11. The greens were aerated a couple of months ago and the holes are still present. The greens have needed to be cut for a while. The greens are bumpy and and slow. There is not a flat tee box on the course. They are all mounds. The cart girl shows up around 10:00am. I have never seen the GM. I know he also does real estate. I have never seen w maintenance worker or ranger. They should get rid of the GM and hire some maintenance workers and a ranger!

The check in process was super slow and the older guy was complaining about the computer system with a long line of people. The starter had a bad attitude and was rude to several groups. Instead of a starter, they could use a ranger or a second cashier.

Set up a tee time and was required to use a credit card to reserve our spot. I now see why they required a credit card. I played this course many times over 5 years ago. We were unhappy with the course and it is mostly under construction and in REALLY bad shape. The golf carts have a color display of the hole without the GPS feature. On the first hole, it was tough to put a tee into the ground. We were paired with one of the residents in the community. If we didn't have him with us, we would have been lost trying to find the holes. The resident told us that a water line was broken and there were big trench holes on a few holes. The greens have large aeration holes.

If you do make the mistake to play this course, make sure to bring water and snacks. We never saw a cart girl. There are too many golf courses to play at and this course was a huge disappointment. I wish that I would have taken pictures of how bad the course looks.

The course appeared to be preparing for aeration. You need to always be alert as the courses intertwine. We almost got hit by an errant shot. The fair ways had many dirt spots. The greens were fast and challenging. The course is not in good shape right now.

I have played at this course for many years and it isn’t what it use to be. The prior superintendent, Mark kept the course in great shape and the greens were really nice. Now, they don’t water the course much and the fairways are the worst place to be. The greens are bumpy and that’s where they place the hole. The fairways have many dirt areas and their unplayable. The tee boxes have been a problem for many years. None of the tee boxes are flat.

The course was in great shape. The greens rolled well and the fairways were well maintained.