In the area for a tournament…this was the only decent hotel option within a 45 minute radius. Way overpriced for the overall hotel condition, lack of amenities, and quality of food. No fridge or microwave in the room, dated carpeting and decor, and no toiletries other than bar soap were furnished in the room. The breakfast vouchers we received got us a free non-alcoholic drink (coffee was just okay), one biscuit with gravy, scrambled eggs from a powder mix, and three overcooked strips of bacon…all of which was lukewarm at best. For over $200 per night, highly disappointed. But, at least our room was clean and free of bedbugs.

Very disappointed in the room and service Took 26 women for a 3 night 4 days of golf Rooms are very out dated. Our rooms were never cleaned, garbage picked up or fresh towels the entire time we were there. We could get towels but had to go to the pro shop to get them. Breakfast was cold and had no flavor. Food at Mulligans was good but took forever when ordering our dinner. We would have loved to play a lot more golf but the prices just to play 9 holes was ridiculous especially with the amount of money we had already spent there. Over $12,000 for this group plus all the extra money we spent in the Pro Shop and on food and alcohol I would had thought we would have gotten a little break. Golf course was really nice and very well maintained

The reception space at Oak Terrace is unique, because it can accommodate a large group while still maintaining a close, intimate atmosphere. Their setup is ideal for guests as well as vendors, because unlike larger venues, once you're inside, nearly everything is centrally located. Guests don't have to stray far from the party for drinks and freshening up, and vendors can wholly focus on providing hospitality to you and your guests. As a DJ, working with Oak Terrace is a dream, and I know couples booking their celebrations here are in for a stress-free night that their friends and family will talk about for years to come.

Have stayed here 2x in the past. 7-8 years ago maybe. Recent trip was a tad disappointing. Stayed two nights and golfed with my son and his best man. A mini bachelor party if you will. We enjoyed ourselves for sure, but the townhome kitchen was beat up a bit (counter peeling), and the fridge door? (see picture) The grilled served its purpose and the upstairs jet tub was cool. (one jet not working) comfortable beds and pillows. Everything was clean. Very nice TV in living room. The golf course is an excellent design imo. Both 9s provide a different type challenge. Greens are in very nice shape. They rest of the course however was not. Understanding lack of rain, and I heard they had mold in the fairways. There is nothing they can do about that, and I understand. (Well, they should redo the fairways with Zosia.) That area with the heat and sun, it has to be next to impossible to maintain Kentucky blue fairways. So, generally disappointed in the conditions, but I don't think much more could be done. I think a heads up would have been nice as the boys I think expected more of a resort golf feel. Free breakfast was nice, but pretty cheap and was cold both mornings. The food and service at Mulligans was good, but nothing to really write home about. It's a very dated feel in there. needs some updating. Nice bartenders and reasonable pricing. The service wasn't bad, but I got a general feeling from everyone (desk, restaurant, golf shop) that they would have rather been somewhere else. It's early maybe (next day), but when you spend that kind of money I expect a follow up Thank you email at the least. If not a call. Something. All in all, unless they really turn the course conditions around and update the bar and rooms, I will find somewhere else to spend that kind of money.

Have played here many times, fun layout and had always been in good condition but there are holes on the back 9 that have very little grass on the fairways or tees, there is even a mat to hit off on one hole. Very overpriced for the condition.