JwinTheGreat

This course is a short 18 hole course with plenty of creeks, woods, and ponds to lose balls in. The course is old and probably the cheapest and shortest public course in Chattanooga. It's very common to hit a driver and either drive the green if you're a long hitter, or have a wedge shot of less than one hundred yards to get on the green for the par 4's. The greens are not great, but are puttable. They are small and very slow. You will really work on your chipping and pitching here.

The course also gives you little room for error. Don't play with your nice balls unless you trust your accuracy; because there are plenty of ponds, woods, trees, and creeks that will eat any stray shot that comes their way.

Compared to other courses, the quality is low, but you can't beat the value for the money. For the price of going to the driving range, you can walk nine holes and work on your course game. The staff is friendly and welcoming, and it's very easy to walk on as a single during the weekdays or evenings on the weekend.