This review was given after a round of golf played on march 28th 2011. This course is a glorified cow pasture. The fairways werent cut and were swampy everywhere. There was standing water on almost every hole. Most of the fairways were so bad you couldnt walk down them without getting your feet soaked. The carts were only to be used on the cart paths (which meant you basically had to walk most of the course) but the prices werent reduced to fit the conditions. The driving range was a mud pit and 80 percent of your balls plugged which meant you couldnt see where you were hitting to (but the prices were not reduced to fit the conditions. There were branches and leaves everywhere also a very large pine tree fell across the number 5 fairway which you had to play around (but the green fees werent reduced to fit the conditions. Very poor greens had burnt grass and pits and divots all over them. They offer no incentive programs to bring in golfers from the surrounding areas. All the makings of an outstanding course, but managed very poorly by people, it seemed, had zero amount of business sense.

pretty good course very small greens which makes it more difficalt, the ruff needs some work most of it is dryed out grass,(its like hitting off dirt) it is very dry and very hot during the summer so i understand why its like that. in spring of 2005 they are adding a back 9, going to have a bigger pro shop a resturant, and they mite add sand traps. all in all pretty good course

Customer Service

great workers im friends with all of them but one lady, i dont like her attatude she doesnt golf and doesnt like anything to do with it, every time i see her she acts like she cant wait to leave (once she tryed to close up the course 30 min early and almost didnt let us play)