MaryDale

This course was "rough around the edges" (bare spots and inconsistent grass on fairways) when I played it last year, and I was hoping in a year this had been improved. Sadly, I found it to be worse this year. In addition, the green tees were much shorter than stated on the card.

I met some new friends at PBN so I enjoyed the round, but we were behind 4 “beginner golfers” (and that’s being generous!) so the pace of play wasn’t great.

This course is quite challenging... with lots of water hazards. Be sure to bring extra golf balls!

I signed up as a single and was put with three very nice young men (I'm a woman and was older than all of them). I enjoyed the round; although we had to wait on just about every shot... not sure if that was due to slow play or overbooking. At the turn, all I needed was ice, but they machine was broken. The good news: I lost only one golf ball!

I got several discounts from Golf Pass when I signed up to pay this course... would have been $50, but I paid $24... excellent value! Didn't like the stones and shells in the bunkers, though.

Over-booked... slow play!

I would recommend this course ONLY if I made it known that it is an Executive course... no Par 5's.

The course was extremely dry, with patches of dead grass, and some of the greens were "spotty."

Considering it's "off-season," this course is in excellent condition. Unfortunately, however, there are understandably no rangers in the winter, and a group of 4 men jumped in front of our twosome as we were teeing off the first tee. Since there were already several groups ahead of us, this created slow play for several holes... until the Pro allowed us to move to the back 9 and complete the remaining 3 front 9 holes at the end. I gave a 5-star rating for 'pace of play" because it would have been worthy of that had this incident not occurred.

Considering the impending closure of this course (at the end of the year), it was in pretty good shape... fairways were well maintained; though there were some rough spots on most greens. Pace of play was ok for front 9 but suddenly slowed considerably when the foursome in front of us became a "fivesome" on the back. We saw the Ranger on the front 9 but not the back...

This was my third time playing this course in a month, and it has always been a really enjoyable experience!

The round began at a normal pace, but we quickly caught up to the twosome in front of us... they had a foursome in front of them. Fortunately, there was no group behind us until the last 4 holes... when all 4 groups were on each of the remaining holes! I expected the pace to be faster with the COVID-19 restrictions in place (leaving pin in the hole and no bunker raking). All-in-all, the course was in good shape (especially fairways and greens), but the carts were a little frustrating because with little warning on the fairways, they would cease working and require the driver to back up some distance to return to the cart path. They also often posted the message "Return to cart path" when we were already on the cart path!

I've played this course a few times this winter, and have seen some improvement (especially on the greens) since my first round in Feb., though there are still some diseased spots.

The fairways and tee boxes were in excellent condition, but I was disappointed in some of the green that had some "burned" or diseased spots, In addition, the bunkers I encountered (thankfully not many!) had more stones and other debris than sand... so much that I was concerned about damaging my club! I was paired with another single player and a twosome of ladies... all quite congenial so it was a fun round.