I really like this course because of the relatively open fairways and the greens are very well cared for! I found the greens to be a little on the soft side but good for keeping the ball on the green. The only drawback is, and it doesn't really affect the playability, is the fairways are very undulating and makes it hard on your back while driving a golf cart. You will have to pay close attention to where you are driving.

Springbrook is a fun course. The fairways are wide open, the greens are in great shape, and the tee boxes are also in great shape. They have a well stocked pro shop, with shirts, hats, balls, clubs, and so much more. I did see a sign showing that food is available at times. The barn, where the restaurant and bar are located, is beautiful. Todd and Ed were very friendly and helpful. Their rates are affordable. There are a lot of darning needles (dragon flys) flying around eating bugs. Right now, lupines are in bloom, and there are several patches of them. We will definitely be going back.

It's a great hidden gem out in the sticks. The greens are very plush and putt true, albeit a bit slow. Tees and fairways are a little bit of everything including clover, crabgrass and other greens. It's a great, homemade course that begs to be played. It's surely not Augusta National, but it pleases.

Absolutely terrible. I played 3 holes in an hour and a half. Asked the members to play through and they declined. The course was wide open. Great place to go if you want to be treated like a 6 year old. Guy in the pro shop was just rude. Come here if you want to pay 70 dollars to sit in a cart for 99% of the round. Will not be coming back. It’s a shame.

A wonderful golf course run by wonderful people. Great great family friendly. They care about the golfer more than the money. Just a great course.