In this comprehensive review, I wish to express my sincere appreciation for the exceptional condition of the golf course. Having had the privilege of playing there on three occasions, each experience has been highly memorable. The fairways are aesthetically pleasing and meticulously maintained, presenting a challenge due to their compactness. The greens are firm yet in excellent condition. The range, despite its slightly awkward setup, offers a convenient option with pre-dispensed range balls, eliminating the need for a machine that dispenses a fixed number of balls. It is designed to accommodate players’ entire bag practice with many flags set at different ranges. However, I must address a concerning issue that has been observed on each visit. It appears that there is a consistent pattern of staff members in the pro shop exhibiting an unpleasant attitude. While I have encountered members who assure me that not all staff members share this behavior, I expect premium service from a course that charges premium golf fees. Upon reviewing other comments, I have discovered that I am not alone in experiencing this issue with the staff in the pro shop. Every aspect of business affects the organization’s bottom line. While excellent course conditions can be achieved, poor customer service can lead to an unpleasant experience, potentially spiraling out of control. I have played courses where the club pro had tour experience and could have been arrogant, but instead, they were humble and respectful. I assume the individual in the side office was either the pro or the superintendent, most likely the pro given that I overheard him discussing lessons. Regardless of their position, they should maintain a positive attitude towards patrons, as their compensation is directly related to the quality of service provided. Staff members have reportedly left the course due to dissatisfaction with the pro’s behavior. If the owners are aware of these issues and their impact, they should take appropriate action to address them. This golf course would rank among my top three if not for the overall lack of professionalism in the pro shop. If I knew the pro’s name, I would not hesitate to address the concerns raised, as there are multiple reports and witnesses supporting the claims. Google reviews highlighting the professionalism, attitude, and overall quality of the pro and the pro shop are a major concern when looking at the price you pay to play there. The board or directors or owner’s should consider who greets patrons upon entering the pro shop. In my profession, I encounter diverse individuals daily, and research suggests that people form quick impressions, often within the first few minutes of meeting someone. These initial impressions can be highly influential and challenging to change. This could explain the 4.2 rating for the course based on reviews because the course quality is outstanding and it should have a higher rating. In conclusion, if you avoid the individuals mentioned above, you will find that the course is impressive and well-maintained. Happy golfing!

I don’t usually have a lot to say about Oak Mountain golf course but ever since they stopped cutting the rough it’s ridiculous. Yeah I guess I could play better golf but I’m trying, but now the fairways are so narrow. You end up in the rough and then you can’t find your ball. I just watched a foursome spend five minutes looking for three balls Then they ended up taking drops because they couldn’t find them because the rough is so thick out here.

I went to play a round of golf yesterday, 5/24/26, and purchased a hotdog. After one bite, I noticed something inside the wrapping. When I opened it up the rest of the way, I found multiple roaches wrapped up with my hotdog. I was completely surprised and could not hold back gagging. I took it back, and they did give me a refund for the food, but didn’t do anything else to make the situation right. I’m disappointed in the lack of costumer service especially when they even saw proof themselves when another roach crawled out of my food on their counter.

Second time within two months that they wouldn't allow me to play alone when golf course was wide open. Both times, they wanted me to wait 30 minutes for the next tee time ... no other groups in between ... so that they could add me to a twosome. Nope. I play very fast and my time is limited. Strange business practice. One green fee vs nothing on a slow day.

The staff in the pro shop are always courteous and accommodating. The greens were being redone the last time I played which was disappointing, but this time the entire course was in great shape and a lot of fun to play