In town for college move in day and decided to take my daughter golfing here. What a phenomenal public course. Those course is in wonderful shape. Stay very helpful for a group who has never played here. Will be back to play again.

My brother brought me to Harvey’s on the Green for dinner and I have been here multiple times since then. Amazing atmosphere, lovely staff, and great food! Would definitely recommend to anyone🥰

Harvey’s Restaurant review: What a delicious breakfast! Everything was perfectly cooked and delivered efficiently. We were welcomed warmly and felt very cared for as well. Think home comfort rather than trendy. Beautiful winter view was a bonus. View is gorgeous no matter the season.

Had my first lesson with Jordan Cassel, the PGA head professional. Ive had some issues in the past with other coaches that shall remain nameless, so I went into the lesson hopeful but reserved. I was immedietly greeted by Jordan in the club house and Jordan greeted me and I could tell this was going to be a good day. I was given a token and went to warm up. The driving range was in very good condition with a variety of targets to hit and it was long enough to actually hit driver without worrying about hitting the ball out onto the road. Jordan then came out at our appointment time and we were off to the races. He asked me what my biggest concern was on my golf game and I let him know it was my driver (chronic slicer). He took a few assessment videos of my swing and analyzed them with me. He identified the biggest immediate problem in my swing (my tendency to sway on takeaway as well as a takeaway that was a touch too fast). Within 15 minutes he had me hitting my driver much straighter and even carrying the ball farther than I normally would. Im not gonna pretend like I wasnt still missing because I was, but the biggest thing is just from the simple fixes in my mechanics, a lot more of my misses were in play instead of 7 fairways over. I am extremely impressed with Jordan, and I will certainly be back for more lessons. I think I found my Coach. Thank you Jordan for the help, and I'll be seeing you on the range.

BanBury doesn't have much elevation change or dogleg to it, but does have some sort of water skirting many of the holes. Being flat and straight makes it an easy course to walk. BanBury was in good shape when I played it. It was one of the higher priced courses in the area to play and I found others around much more interesting to play. The funnest shots on the course to me were... Trying to hook a driver over the ditch on 12 tee box. Trying to reach the green from the tee on 17. Numbers 2 an 18 have fun/scary second shots at the green if you get the opportunity.