Well the greens were decent... with some weeds or crabgrass in them, but haven't played here in two years and... prob won't ne back. $82 for 2 to play the worst fairways I have ever seen on a course. I asked an employee about them and he said "we water the greens manually but dont water the fairways"... I drive by this course every day. But just not gonna pay these full price grren fees prices for a mediocre maintained course. So many other choices in area that are better. The tee boxes are so hard and in need of aerating, you could barely get a tee in them. Most tee boxes the markers were all sitting off to the side where whoever cut them didnt put back. Greens were good, but had not been cut for day at our 10am tee time. Some of the fairways were just mostly dirt. Some hasn't been cut in a week with grass deep enough not to find a ball. Some the grass clippings were puled up on. Won't be back. But this isnt just voting eith my wallet.... I mean if you are going to take a day off work to play golf, you don't want to leave frustrated on how bad the course is. But like I said, I wasted $82 for two of us. It's pretty clear here that management doesn't put any effort or value in the course or the costumer. EDIT: Played 2nd week August 2025. These pictures were taken at that time.

Great time playing 18 holes at Sunset Landing, very nice staff and friendly clientele. For the price, the experience was very pleasant. It does seem like their groundskeepers are working hard to restore each fairway to 100%, while all 18 greens are pristine. I would say that as of June 2025, the fairways are collectively at 85% grass coverage and completely playable. I’m sure by next summer it will be 100%. Can’t complain at all for paying 26 bucks to hit some range balls for 10 minutes and play a full round of good golf!

Since the new management took over, the course is night and day and getting better every week. Myself and a couple friends try to play golf on our mutual day off every week. We've try to play a different course every week, but lately we've been playing Sunset more often than any other. It's reasonably priced and pretty convenient to get to. It's not perfect, but it keeps getting better. If you haven't played since the new management took over you definitely need to try it out.

Played this course today for the first time under the new management. The condition is night and day from what it’s been the last few years. I love this course because it’s super walkable, but quit playing it often when the conditions became nearly unplayable. Whoever is in charge now has put in a lot of work and it shows. The course isn’t perfect, but the greens were almost perfect, and the fairways/rough have come a long way. You can still see a few remnants of the old version of this course (Hole 1 (under renovation), bunkers) but all in all Sunset Landing is on the up and up. Huntsville really needs this course to be solid again and I’m thankful that it is trending in the right direction. They also added a nice bar in the clubhouse and had more staff onsite, all in all better experience. 5 stars for the new management.

Robert Witherington made the experience here terrible. Felt rushed since stepping foot on the golf course. Had 20 minutes before tee time, was told I could not hit a few golf balls after paying for range balls. Later that day, he meets us at the club house to tell us we were playing slow. We played the front 9 in 1 hour and 30minutes with 3 people. Yet we’re told we are playing slow. Even made us skip a hole and now we’re waiting on someone in front of us. The arrogance from this guy knowing we had a newbie with us, “I’m the professional, you don’t need to come to the course to learn golf, you need to know how to play before you come to a course” I will not be going back and would advise the same for others.