I played the Falls Course Beautiful, and the course was in perfect shape. The greens were quick, but consistent. I do think that charging for a bucket of balls when you pay $125 green fees is cheesy. I don’t think I have paid for practice balls at other destination golf areas; Scottsdale, Hilton Head, Palm Springs… Besides that I highly recommend the the Falls Course

Seventh golf course on the RTJ golf trails - Magnolia Grove. Crossing Course - great condition, great layout, fun and challenging. Greens are RTJ greens, aka lightning fast. Too bad it was December so we didn’t have enough time to check out the short course before sunset. Customer service at the pro shop could be a bit more professional, IMO. We wanted to shower since we are going to be on the road for 3 hours after the round, and before we arrive at our next destination. We were told to get towels at the pro shop. I waited in line, yes, line of 1. There were 2 ladies at the counter, one leaning against the counter with her back facing me (I think it was the cart girl), the other facing me, both were busy chatting away. The one facing me just look at me and said nothing, literally chatting away like I didn’t exist. RTJ rankings, in terms of challenges: 1. Tied Ross Bridge Silver Lakes 3. Tied Grand National- Links course, Capital Hills - Legislators course Magnolia Grove-Crossings 6. Lakewood-Azalea course 7. Oxmoor-Valley

This course is very well kept. Tee boxes, fairways, and greens all in excellent condition. Greens roll true and somewhat fast. I played the Falls course which had a mix of straight forward easy holes mixed with quite a few that you'll have to put some thought into how to play. A challenging course but not so much that the average mid to high handicap golfer like myself can't play. If you're looking for a good fun course to play you would be missing out if you didn't give Magnolia Grove Falls or Crossings courses a chance.

This course is just over 2 hours away for me, but ever since playing there for the first time last August, it has become a regular trip for me and my golf buddies. Both courses are beautifully managed from the tees to the greens and are challenging but fun for all skill levels. The Falls course is my favorite.

We played both the Crossings and the Falls courses. We really enjoyed both courses. The crossings has more character. Both courses were in great shape. The restaurant food is very good, especially the breakfast sandwich.