Found this course through Golf Now. I had paid for a hot deal which would have included a cart but I was told it was walking only. No big deal as it's not a very long course, anyway. It's pretty enough and certainly does require some decent skill as the holes can get narrow. One par 3 required a pretty good draw to hit the green and be near the hole. Otherwise, you end up barely on the right side. The 9th hole seems to either be an afterthought or is under going massive change. The tee (pictured) isn't marked aside from 2 cut out tee boxes. The fairway twists and turns in a really strange layout. Overall, if you want a fairly quick 9 holes for a low price, it's not a bad option

Nice course for a neighborhood golf course. Nicely tucked behind residences , it is a fairly difficult course for the novice . The price on Saturday during peak hrs was $27 each. Beer is $1 per can and packed with ice in a bag in the clubhouse. 9 holes and course seemed to have survived our unusually hot summer. Non peak hours must be a super value. Would recommend for a solo or foursome.! Clubhouse manager was pleasant and helpful.

I don’t usually leave negative reviews, but I feel this experience needs to be shared. The course itself was in good condition with a nice layout, but my round was overshadowed by a very poor interaction with an employee in a golf cart. As I was hitting my second shot on the first hole, a staff member pulled up and yelled at me that I was supposed to join the twosome behind me. This was never communicated to me by the gentleman in the pro shop, and when I mentioned that, the employee’s tone was even more rude and disrespectful. Just the week prior I had played here as a single with no issues at all. Instead of handling the situation professionally, the way it was addressed made both me and the group behind me feel uncomfortable and unwelcome as they said they were yelled at as well. We ultimately golfed together and a had nice time despite the staff interaction. Golf should be an enjoyable and relaxing experience, but the way we were spoken to was unnecessary and left a lasting negative impression. There are plenty of courses in the area where staff treat players with courtesy and respect. Until management addresses how customers are treated here, I’ll be taking my business elsewhere.

The golf course itself was very nice and kept up fine. However, I made a tee time for a five some as the scorecard states five some are allowed. I even spoke to the person on the phone to make sure five some were allowed. The person said yes! I arrived to check in for my tee time and said I am paying for my five some and the man behind the counter rudely said no five some! He also said rules changed. I said really and all he said were two words in a rude tone rules changed! Then I should have been told that over the phone. I go to have a nice day to enjoy golf and have an altercation with the man at the counter. That does not leave me wanting to ever return to this course.

The course offers a fun and affordable experience. I played on a day when carts weren’t permitted, which made for an enjoyable walk on a nearly empty course. They've been doing a lot of work to clear overgrowth, and while the fairways are getting narrower, they're in great condition if you can keep your shots accurate.