I had a membership here last year and enjoyed it very much. This is a conservative area and I for one appreciate the dress code enforcement. Workers were always polite and respectful.

Notice how every review higher than one star seems to be from a man—that’s probably because they don’t get chased down by someone in cutoff jorts, a dirty white shirt, and suspenders. I was wearing a simple athletic dress from Old Navy and was told I needed to be “covered” by the lady in the club house. I told her all I had was an oversized lions sweatshirt and she said that would look better than what I was wearing…. To make matters worse, even after I put on a sweatshirt (on an 85-degree day), this same man ran after us and yelled at my sister, clearly not paying attention. On top of that, the course itself is in terrible condition. If the guy in the jorts spent less time harassing women and more time maintaining the grounds, maybe it wouldn’t look so neglected. Definitely will not be returning.

Absolutely Ridiculous and Hypocritical Dress Code Enforcement. I’ve never been more insulted or embarrassed at a golf course in my life. On a 90-degree day, I wore a basic tank top—nothing inappropriate or revealing—and was told I had to change. The staff made it clear that a Harley Davidson T-shirt was more “acceptable,” which is laughable considering the state of this course. Meanwhile, I saw another woman wearing sweatpants, a different one wearing a tanktop, and multiple men in ratty shoes and basketball shorts. So apparently, the dress code only applies when they feel like enforcing it (and after seeing previous reviews it seems to only apply to women) —and disproportionately at that. I was made to feel like I was dressed inappropriately when I absolutely wasn’t. It’s hard to take a place seriously when the course is barely maintained, the greens are patchy, and the carts are falling apart—but they want to act like it’s Augusta National. Get your priorities straight. You don’t get to treat people like that when your standards don’t even apply equally. I won’t be back, and I’ll gladly let others know what to expect: a rude staff, arbitrary rules, and a course that doesn’t even deserve to have a dress code in the first place. disgusted.

Upon arriving with my daughter who was not golfing was meet by some guy who stopped us and targeted my daughter for not having sleeves. It was a respectable tennis outfit. The temp was over 90°. He embarrassed her so bad in front of people that she began to cry. This gentleman who had just finished golfing was wearing a stained up non-collard white t-shirt and I asked is that OK? He stated that he has sleeves. Again she was not golfing she just wanted to spend some time with me while I golfed. The woman inside didn’t seem to care one bit on how we were treated. What is it Is it proper attire or a little casual. Seems that they pick and choose depending on who it is I guess. We will never golf there again and will recommend to anyone to find another place.

Told my girlfriend she wasn’t allowed on the course because of not having sleeves. Then had to have the trainee offer the shirts in the back because she wouldn’t. Then we called because my girlfriend was upset and she tells us she needs reality check. Would not recommend lady was super rude and not a family friendly course!