Great course. Very well maintained. Beautiful, fun.

Some people say golf is a sport. To me, Windsor Golf Club feels more like a museum that preserves memory. This was my husband’s favorite place to come before he passed away. We were married for more than seven years, yet we never had a home of our own. Our days were shaped not by ordinary life, but by responsibility. What surrounded him was not quiet afternoons, but one obligation after another. He was always taking care of everyone else, and rarely had the chance to truly take care of himself. Only here did he seem to return to himself. He loved slowly pushing his golf cart, standing on the tee box and looking out at the rolling greens in the distance, watching sunlight filter through the trees and listening to the wind move across the fairways. For those few hours, there were no phone calls, no meetings, no pressure, no titles. He was not a boss, not someone’s husband, not someone’s son. He was simply a man who loved golf, and loved life. Even now, I still remember the fact I have never been able to accept. On the very day he suddenly passed away from a heart attack, he had spent four full hours here playing golf. No one could have imagined that it would be his final round. And then he was gone. Our home was gone too, and everything we had built together slowly disappeared. At one point, I even lost the place I could call my own and began an entirely unfamiliar life. Yet this place never changed. The fairways are still maintained with meticulous care, the greens remain smooth and refined, and the bunkers are kept to a very professional standard. Every putt reflects the golf course management team’s almost exacting attention to detail. The course offers enough challenge to be engaging, yet never feels intimidating to the average golfer. Its rhythm is comfortable, and the trees, lakes, and open views blend together beautifully. Whether you come for competition or simply to clear your mind, there is a rare sense of peace here. The staff have always been friendly and professional, making you feel that what is being cared for here is not only a golf course, but a way of life that belongs to golf itself. Many people come here to play a round. I come here to see someone. People say that once a person is gone, nothing remains. But I believe the traces of a life truly remain in the places a person loved most. Every time I walk here, I can almost see him standing on the tee box, smiling as he swings toward the horizon; I can almost hear him say, “I’m playing well today.” The wind is still the same wind. The trees are still the same trees. The sunset is still the same sunset. Only the person who once stood beside me and watched the view is never coming back. Thank you, Windsor Golf Club. Thank you for taking such good care of this piece of land all these years. Because this is not only an excellent golf course, but also one of the few places in this world where I can still feel very, very close to him. Some places are forgotten with time. And some places keep love alive for us.

Went there yesterday to play a twilight was super backed up, but such a beautiful course. The course is not the issue. It’s the people who work there horrible customer service. I lost an item and called this morning to see if they had it. The person rudely wouldn’t let me continue speaking. Wouldn’t even give me the chance to tell them where I possibly lost it I tried to ask a question about the cart that I had used and he hung up on me and told me I should come and look for it myself. Had an extremely rude tone. I do not appreciate the horrible customer service, especially for someone who works on the phone. My boyfriend also called after just to ask which cart we used he also got hung up on. So just be prepared to get horrible customer service and don’t lose anything cause you’re not gonna get it back.

Really enjoy this public course. Course well maintained. Driving range seems a little expensive but the putting and chipping greens make up for it.

Course was pretty, decent condition. Pace of play was absolutely terrible. Waited 20 minutes on each tee box. Could greatly benefit from having a Marshall telling people to pick up when shooting their 8th shot from 150 yards out.