Staff were very welcoming and friendly. They took the time to give me a run down of the course, its layout, and how to play a few of the holes. The front 9 is wide open fairways, the back 9 is very narrow which provides me a challenge since I struggle off the tee box. Rates were reasonable and comparable for the course in the area. I enjoyed my round and would love to play again when I’m in the area next.

One of the three attendants that work there is rude and unpleasant to deal with every time I come in, for no reason. He will make up rules and requirements that aren’t posted anywhere and none of the other attendants ever mention. Too many other golf courses in the area for me to choose from to have to put up with poor customer service!

The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful. The clubhouse is cute and quaint. The course, however…it would be best to save your $25-28 unless you are a golfer who enjoys having the course to yourself, or are bringing a beginner golfer and don’t want to feel rushed! I read a previous review that said the first 6 holes were the last 6 to be built, and we left after the first 6. Glad I had good company! It was very hard to adjust the conditions. You can tell they are trying to do what they can, but it seems like there are only a few people to be able to keep up an 18 hole course on their own. It has a ton of potential and I can only imagine how beautiful it was when it was first built and then completed.

2.5* Course is in the 55+ community, likely sustained by them as only a few carts are out. Nice little pro shop with a friendly staff. Range closed. Reasonable rates. The course is dictated by how it grew from 9 holes, to 12, to 18. The first six holes – the last 6 added – are well designed and play through scenic, undeveloped land. Long drive to #2. These greens though are dreadful; really detracts from the rest of the layout. The next three holes (10-12 built) are also well designed. Greens have some grass, but the change will jar your putting. Scenic par-5 with ponds along left to close. The back nine (original 9) is bizarre. Par 32. Very odd routing. Super tight everywhere. Houses within touch on paths and tee boxes. Some semi-/blind shots made tougher by trees growing back toward fairways. Get a GPS to show where/how to play. Greens here are at least more playable than first 6. #18 might be the narrowest hole I’ve ever played; houses all along left side and OB right next to cart path. If their greens were addressed, front 9 would get 4 stars. Playing it twice would be a nice round. Layout keeps back 9 at 2. Not on GHIN?

showed up at 3:05 Sunday afternoon like I have many times, and closed. Google said closes at 4 on Sunday. Frustrating after a good little ride to get there. Really enjoyed playing there in the past. Running out of options to golf in middle ga.