Village Green Golf Course has friendly staff and a small shop with gear for sale, but the course itself needs work. The greens were in rough shape and the fairways are packed too close together—we even got hit by balls twice. The abandoned halfway house also adds to the run-down feel, which takes away from the overall experience.

Great value for a average course. Only issue is the hack golfers not replacing their ball punches on the greens.😞

This would’ve been overpriced at $25. Just a bunch of straight line holes parallel to each other without any trees or dividers, constantly people are walking across your fairway, very big holes and not well taken care of, I will never be back, you can tell there is no love put into this course at all, no drink cart either

Sorry to see it go. Glad to have played a round on the last day it was open.

I've played here about a dozen times. In terms of the quality of the course, the price point is about right (weekdays, $30-35 to ride 18). Yes, the fairways and rough are the same. Yes, some of the greens look like the aftermath of the Somme. But again...you can RIDE 18 here for $30. Anyone who complains about fairways or greens on a course at that price has a room temperature IQ. The issues that this course have are self inflicted. Because of the low price point, the course attracts beginner (or just bad) golfers. This in and of itself is not an issue--but it becomes one when a) you do not space out tee times to account for the longer time it takes beginners to finish holes, and b) you do not have a range officer to maintain rate of play. If they were to do even one of these, I don't think many people would have a problem paying $10 or more in green fees. It would make the course literally twice as enjoyable. Until then, you are best served playing during non-peak hours, or colder weather. Otherwise, carve out at least 5 hours of your day for your round.