great place to switch off and forget about the rest of the world. they have a driving range and a nice 18 hole course. We played relatively quick and didn’t have to wait for anybody so we managed in around 3:45 minutes. Price is great with just 37.50$ in the afternoon including the golf cart. Holes are between 140-520 yards. Once it’s so big it’s good maintained.

Great value for money, 18 hole Par 3. Slow pace of play, flat, poorly maintained and conjusted layout. But good that the option exists.

My daughter gets lessons here and then after we hit a large bucket of balls which is priced really well. I haven't played their course yet but it's always crowded so they must be doing something right. Plenty of parking and there's a little cafe in there so you can get some hamburgers or hot dogs or even buy a Gatorade or Red Bull to throw in your golf bag. Everyone is friendly that works here and I highly recommend it.

This was my first time playing this course, and overall it was just average. The layout is very flat, which makes the round feel a bit uninteresting. With better maintenance and more attention to course conditions, it could be a much better place to play. For a public course, the weekend tournament fee of $90 felt quite expensive for what was offered. The course conditions and overall experience did not really justify the price. It wasn’t a bad round, but it also wasn’t very memorable. Considering the cost, I expected more.

Worst course ever, bathrooms stalls are close to collapsing. Fairways are always muddy. Greens have patches of thick and thin grass, ball marks everywhere. Five dollar spectator fee just to come home with chunks of grass and mud stuck to your shoes. The tee box with mats are disgusting, every time you hit mud splashes everywhere. If you don’t like hitting out of mud puddles don’t play at this course.