Mldonohoe

Nice greens and tee boxes. Fairways are rock hard and patchy in spots. Bunkers need work. Too deep at the bottom, and thin enough on the sides to expose plywood.

Great greens. The fairways need to be filled in, as they are hard and thin in places.

Course is in excellent shape. Fun layout and friendly staff. Only drawback was pace of play due to a slow foursome and no marshaling.

Great course, nice staff and a chance to see how you would stack up on the PGA tour.

Friendly staff, GPS in cart and good pace made this a fun outing.

I've played this course many times with satisfactory service and pace of play,
This outing started off with a rude clerk in the pro shop scoffing at me for using golf now and writing "no range balls" on the receipt. Out on the course, we catch a 5 some on hole #2, who wouldn't let us play through. A Marshall was called and he showed up and said, sorry these guys have 5 groups of 5 in a row and play there every Monday. His solution was sending us to another course after 9 holes.
Pretty poor customer service. I won't be back.

This used to be a premier daily play course. What I experienced today is not worth the greens fees. Fairways and tee boxes are hard packed and filled with divots. Sand traps have a lot of nickel sized rocks. The greens are horrible and you can count 4-5 old holes per green.
Pace of play was OK, but could have been improved by 20-30 minutes if the marshals would keep people on pace. I saw a five some, multiple people wearing jeans and carts playing music. Come on ! Is this how Greg Norman envisioned how this course would end up 10-15 years after inception? The worst part is that the GM was on the premises and allowed this poor atmosphere.