Grounds are not kept very well. There are dandelion weeds on the greens and some greens have bare dirt. But they are the lowest priced golf course in the area, so that makes it acceptable.

Just so we are keeping it real this is a five star experience not a five star golf course. With that said the course looks as good as I have ever seen in some 30 years. It's a par 28 with a mix of approaches. The staff is super nice and understand you came here to have a good time no matter your ability. They have a mixed collection of older gear to rent from clubs to a cart. It's a little rough on the edges, and sometimes in the middle, but relax and have a good time with friends.

The owner is crazy nice! The course is perfect to learn on. The price is great. I can’t say enough how appreciative I am that this place is here, it makes golf almost affordable enough to play.

Me and my nephew had a great time playing 18 holes of golf. Decent course for beginners or a short game practice for you better players. We will be back again soon.

First time here today. Glad I went a little out of my way to play this course. I enjoy quirky rural golf as much as the fancy resort courses, so this was a nice find. It's a short layout, nine holes and par 28, took about an hour to play. Some of the par 3s are reasonably long, in the 190 yard range, so it's more than just a pitch and putt. No big hazards or tight tee shots, so could work well for beginners too. Staff was very friendly, as were the black labs that will ask for your attention/pets on the head. This reminds me of a couple of rural courses I have played in the Midwest, where a farmer who liked golf decided to mow out some holes and build up some greens on the back 40. If you want fancy and manicured, this ain't it, but if you're just looking for some pleasant, low-key golf, this is a good option.