They had really good customer service. They have a guy actually meet you and talk to you about the course before you get your cart and it's pretty cool. The course is pretty fun, the greens and tee boxes are nice, it's got nice scenery to play in. The only problem I have is a lot of the fairways were pretty rough. A lot of dirt and sandy patchy areas. But not in the center just off to the sides. All in all I'd play again for sure.

Really had the audacity to have me pay to reserve a tee time. After 30 years of golf , I am of course, familiar with the practice. This course is no where near the course they think they are. Still look and plays exactly how it did in 2002. Barely step up from Indian hills, yet RTJ prices. Course probably still floods. Absolutely not worth the money

Marshal harassed us the whole time. We were a group of Federal non-paid employees trying to relax but the Marshall was extremely rude following us and telling us we were too slow. He acted like it was a burden for us to be on the course.

Heads up...don't leave a club, they'll sell it after 30-days!!! TBH, I'd be surprised if they actually held onto them for that long before profiting off of your loss! I left a 64 degree Tour Grey Calloway PM Grind Lob Wedge on April 28th. Unfortunately, I don't get to play as much as I'd like to. A little over a month went by before I had the opportunity to get out on the course again and realized I was missing my favorite club. I knew that it was highly unlikely that they would still have it, in the off chance that someone had even turned it in. What bothered me though, is how unconcerned and ingenuine they seemed when I asked about it. They pointed to a few clubs that were set to the side and told me I could check those to see if it was still here, but kind of laughed it off. When I asked what they did with the clubs after they've been there for a while, they responded with, "we sell them after 30-days". The way that came across was as if they get some sort of fulfillment out of diminishing your hopefulness, gave me the cringe. As far as the course, it was decent, a little overpriced. I'd also have to agree with other posts on here, the marshal's were not very helpful or friendly. It almost seems like, if you're not a regular, you're a burden. There are way too many courses in the area to waste an experience on this place. Go enjoy a round of golf somewhere that will appreciate you choosing to play at their facility!

I’m from out of town for work. Played here twice this week. Older gentleman in the pro shop was very polite and prices. The course condition is so so. Very hard and patchy fairways and some greens are very terrible. But it’s a public city run course so it is what it is. Older heavy set Marshall/starter was a condescending jerk from the time we met him before teeing off... I hit a second ball off the first tee box due to a slicing my first ball into the trees. He came over to say “we don’t have time to hit 2 or 3 balls. I don’t want to see you playing like that”…… sir, we were a 2 some waiting on a 4 some that was still just walking onto the green. We had nothing but time... I would maybe add another star or 2 if I didn’t meet that Marshall.