After having a bad experience at the orchards I was a little hesitant to play here but I’m glad I did. Came here on a Sunday afternoon in the summer and there was almost nobody out. Guy in the clubhouse was super chill and said play as much as you want. The surrounding neighborhoods are very beautiful and the price is not bad at all.

The course is kept on good condition. The starter Don is fantastic. No alcohol sold or food but pop/water/snacks for purchase.

Tough to review this one. We enjoy the course but unfortunately it is not as impressive as it once was. It used to be a top level golf experience that made you want to tell your friends and come back. Now it is just a round of golf. The course still plays well and the greens are challenging. Its not groomed as it once was but they have adjusted their pricing pretty well to account for the changes. They no longer have a bar and or restaurant which is a bummer but if you pre-plan it can be sort of a blessing. wink wink. We play here a couple times a year and will continue but with the much nicer courses in the area with all the amenities it no longer is one of our favorites. Big shout out to Pat the starter/ranger. He always makes us feel welcome and we always enjoy some pre round (sometimes mid round) chats.

Glacier is an awesome course, there's lots of houses around so be careful where you spray em. Layout is awesome and a good challenge but also gettable too.

Played my first and last round here today. Started getting backed up on the 2nd hole, then had 7 groups on hole 5 and it took almost 2 hours to finish those 5 holes. Then it started pouring rain to the point the course flooded almost instantly (not forecasted), so we went to the clubhouse to get a rain check for AT LEAST 9 holes. We were told no rain checks are given if you complete 3 holes. Apparently 3 completed holes justifies 18 paid holes. Seems like a nice course, but just terribly ran.