If I could give this place zero stars I would. Genuinely save your time, money, and effort. The man who I spoke to on the phone was so incredibly disrespectful. Read my review on the bottom (no wonder this place has zero bookings lol). I had a really disappointing experience with this course’s customer service. I had a legitimate family emergency come up and simply asked if I could move my tee time to the next day. I wasn’t asking for a refund, credit, or anything unreasonable just a 24-hour shift to another day that had plenty of open tee times available. Instead of showing any understanding, I was treated like I was trying to pull some kind of scam to avoid my tee time. Being accused of trying to game the system when dealing with a family situation was honestly frustrating and disrespectful. Good customer service means working with people when real-life situations happen, especially when a simple solution exists. I understand courses have policies, but there’s a difference between following policy and treating customers like they’re being dishonest. The lack of flexibility and the way I was spoken to completely changed my view of this place. I expected much better.

I booked a Tee time with Alex on July 2nd for 6:40am July 3rd. When my group arrived they were told there was no Tee time for us under my name. Instead of trying to resolve the situation the owner Brian Broderick decided to start fighting with my group. When I arrived a few minutes later being much calmer than this guy deserved he refused to check my name, number or anything at all for a misbooked time slot. I did not even care about the Tee Time and this point, I just wanted a refund and to move on with my day but instead he started crying about how it's a holiday weekend and he was "Busy". He said I had to wait 2 hours for Alex to come in instead of either calling her or checking his system he chose to fight with us. Long story short I called the police because I was out $300+ and later found out Alex Mis booked us for July 11th. I get things happen but this all could have been resolved by searching my name in the system at the start. The owner is extremely combative and I can't imagine ever recommending this place to anyone. Also Brian, I told you if you didn't want to work with me and throw me out without a refund then I would call the police. You said go ahead so I did. If anyone was being a pussy it was you

Great experience and have played there multiple times and love the scenery and challenging holes. Got my putter re-gripped 2 days ago and have loved it. It was a cheap and quick process that maybe took 3 minutes. Thanks and will be coming back

I will never play this course again after calling to request a rain check after not being able to play due to being ill. The owner, Adiana stated they charge for no-shows. I advised I was not a no show, not requuesting a refund but merely a rain check. She stated said they could have booked it for another group. I explained they were wide open at all times near my reserved time and doubt that would have been the case. Nonethless they have lost a customer due to their short-sightedness. Based on the level of play there they can ill afford to lose customers. Good call Adriana. Great customer service. Footnote: Based on owner, Adriana's response she appears to have a problem with the truth. I called at 9:05 am for a 10: 00 am tee time. Also they had 7 groups booked for the entire day after 10:00 am. Nowhere near 80% capacity as she falsey claims. But I am glad to see she stands firmly behind herself and the way she handled the situation. Well played Adriana.

This was one of the most frustrating and disappointing customer service experiences I’ve had at any golf course. Two weeks ago, I was rained out and told by the pro shop (Alex) not to worry about a physical rain check—just call in next time and it would be honored. No mention of expiration. No documentation provided. Yesterday, I called, spoke to the same employee, and booked a 12:30 tee time. She recognized me and confirmed I’d be using the rain check. Today, I arrive early—and I’m told my tee time is gone because the group became a foursome. No call. No warning. Just “we can’t get you out.” Then I’m offered a later time, only to be told at checkout that my rain check is now “expired.” Again—this was never disclosed, never documented, and directly contradicts what I was told by the same employee. When I calmly tried to make sense of this, I was accused of being “hostile” and ultimately refused service altogether. To make matters worse, the employee was openly vaping behind the counter during the interaction. That alone tells you everything you need to know about the level of professionalism being tolerated. The owner was called, and before I could even fully explain what happened, his response was: “I don’t care.” That set the tone immediately. There was no effort to understand, no curiosity about what went wrong—just defensiveness and dismissal. As a business owner myself, with employees who represent me on the front lines every day, I understand how critical it is to train for consistency, accountability, and respect. What I experienced here was the opposite of all three. This wasn’t just a mistake—it was a chain of preventable failures: • No written rain check (by their instruction) • Tee time confirmed less than 24 hours prior • Tee time not honored upon arrival • Policy suddenly enforced with no prior disclosure • Customer blamed and denied service for questioning it I won’t be returning. But I do hope ownership takes a serious look at what’s happening in that pro shop, because this doesn’t feel like a one-off issue.