I'll start by saying my husband and I are not golfers! But we knew this place was near the campground we stayed at. We do have clubs, so went for a couple days to use the driving range. We had a great time.

9 hole par 3 course with holes ranging from 100 to 185 yards. Greens are small and roll like the fairway on a normal course. No fairways or fringe made it difficult for my kids to get to the hole with no extra roll. Everything outside of the greens was cut as rough. $15 for 9 holes walking is steep for what you get. I had to cut our round 2 holes short as they close at 7 pm sharp.

Not one to give a bad review, but here we go… Only giving an extra star because there’s no other driving range around. I’m not sure if the gentleman with the red truck is the owner or just the most ignorant person they could find to work there. The second I step foot into the place to get balls he’s saying “can you see the sign we close at 7 and I lock the gate”.. no problem i say (I’m there 6:50 understandable) and head back to my car.. I parked along the range fence (not a good idea), as I was walking to my car, he started yelling those balls are private property (as if I’d want to crawl under the net/fence and take his junk range balls). A week ago I had the pleasure to play their par-3 course and it wasn’t that bad—except once you get on the greens. You’d be better off putting in someone’s backyard. To top it off, they charge $30 for a shot 9-hole course.

This course would have been decent if it was $10 for a 9-hole round, but $30 (not including the $4 pushcart rental) is a scam. Tee boxes were weeds cut at rough-length, and the greens were 50% dirt patches. Forgot to take photos because I was in such a hurry to get out of here, but I recommend steering clear of this par 3 course. No review on the driving range.

Way too overpriced for a crappy maintained facility. Mentioned the quality of the brown greens to the gentleman behind the counter and was told I’m free to take my business elsewhere. Blamed it on the lateness of the season, but when the greens are brown and covered in weeds, that has little to do with seasons and more to do with lack of watering and general care. Would be a great place if the people in charge actually cared about managing a quality facility.