A beautiful metro part to go for a hike or bike ride at. Offering both paved and rustic dirt trails which are marked and well maintained. The staff at the nature center are very friendly and knowledgeable. There’s a nice outdoor play area for the kiddos to play and the beach is wonderful!!

Call me a whiny customer or call me petty—I really don’t care. This review isn’t about the $37. It’s about how a loyal customer was treated. I booked a round for myself and my 6-year-old son. Total came to $75 for 18 holes. Expensive, but I paid it because we enjoy playing there. By the turn, my son was exhausted and couldn’t finish the back nine (it’s 90 degrees outside). I went into the pro shop and simply asked if they could give me a credit for the unused nine holes to use another day. I wasn’t asking for a refund—just a future credit. Instead, I was offered a “2-for-1” coupon with a laundry list of restrictions: weekdays only (I work 60+ hours a week), or after 2:00 PM on weekends, excluding holidays, Father’s Day, outings, and I would still have to pay the cart fee. That’s not a credit—that’s a coupon with so many limitations it’s practically useless. I took the coupon, walked outside, put my son in the car, then came back because the whole situation just didn’t sit right with me. I returned the coupon and told the staff that if they couldn’t make this right with a simple credit, I wouldn’t be coming back. The response? “Okay.” That was disappointing. Over the past two years I’ve spent thousands of dollars at this course. I wasn’t asking for special treatment—just a little common sense and customer service. The complete unwillingness to make even a small exception for a loyal customer over roughly $37 speaks volumes. What makes it even more frustrating is that I was asked whether I wanted 9 or 18 holes both when I made the reservation and again when I checked in. Had I initially paid for 9, there wouldn’t have been an issue. But because I paid for 18 upfront, suddenly there was nothing they could do. That makes absolutely no sense. And while we’re at it, the conditions don’t exactly justify the premium price. Several bunkers and portions of the fairways have been marked Ground Under Repair for what feels like the last two years, yet the rates keep climbing. It’s unfortunate that I’m writing a one-star review over what could have been solved with a simple act of customer service. Instead, they chose policy over people, and they’ve lost a customer because of it.

Nice quiet park setting, great for walking, course in decent shape (they were re-sanding the traps) but some tee boxes were a little beat up, nothing fancy, good value $18 for senior walking 18 on a weekday but have to a pay park entrance fee (~$10), will play again

An absolute PRISTINE golf course. I was incredibly surprised with this course. I was expecting it to be decent but WOW. The quality is on par with some local country clubs in the area. This course is an extremely great value for the money. Definitely a hidden gem for those not local to this area.

The course was well kept, except for some of the sand traps they were working on, and the course was challenging without being too easy. The issue is with the staff present on the date of our tee time. We booked two tee times to ensure we had enough time (as this was only my second time golfing) and we were being chased around by two members consistently of the staff for not going fast enough. I understand there is a schedule to uphold, but I do believe this can be brought up in a respectable manner. The staff were exceptionally rude from when we walked in to claim carts until this point. We didn’t do anything out of the ordinary, we were just beginner golfers trying to get better at the sport. I wouldn’t recommend this course if you are a beginner, as the staff clearly doesn’t have patience for new golfers. The way they spoke to us from the beginning was hostile and very rude.