This course is staffed with the most unlikable insufferable mega-Karen. It’s absurd that you could be a group of 4, boozing on every hole driving carts, but on Father’s Day weekend, they would not let a kid ride along on the round. Do you want kids to learn the game and become paying players in the future? It’s a “liability,” the Karen said, but they want to pick and choose their liabilities. I won’t be going back under any circumstances, and I recommend playing elsewhere.

Absolutely terrible golf course and one of the worst golfing experiences I’ve ever had. I would not recommend this course to anyone, and I will never be returning. The course itself was poorly maintained, and the golf cart paths were in awful condition. They were full of bumps, potholes, and rough sections that made driving around uncomfortable and frustrating. It honestly felt like the cart paths hadn’t been maintained in years. What made the experience even worse was the ridiculous golf cart policy. We paid for a golf cart as part of our round, only to be told later that at a certain time we had to return the cart and walk the remaining nine holes. If I’m paying for a cart, I expect to have access to it for the entire round, not be forced to give it back halfway through and finish on foot. That policy should be made clear before taking customers’ money. Between the poor course conditions, terrible cart paths, and unreasonable cart restrictions, this was a completely disappointing experience from start to finish. There are far better courses in the area that actually value their customers. Save your money and play somewhere else.

A great spot for a round of golf. The course is well-kept and has a good mix of challenging and fun holes for all levels. One of the coolest things is the collection of wooden sculptures spread throughout the course. They add a unique and artistic vibe that makes playing here even more enjoyable. Definitely worth checking out!

Newer to the game of golf. Booked a tee time and made a simple mistake assuming my wife would be able to ride along with me (she doesn’t play and is partially handicapped). I was told upon arrival it was policy that I couldn’t just bring her out. I offered to pay for her, and was again told no. I asked if there was anything I could do to come up with a solution. Was rudely told no and that I could contact the owner if I wanted. Wife felt absolutely terrible. This was her first experience with golf as well. Contacted the owner to see if we could just reach some kind of a solution, and again was answered by an email that seemed auto generated again, saying no refunds. As a business owner, policy’s are important, but what’s even more important is being a human being to your customers, especially those unfamiliar to rules and newer to the game. Stay away from this place. There are tons of courses out there with incredibly hard working and considerate staff members and owners. I can see why they have a 1/5 on many other sites.

Great track and an excellent value at under 70 to ride on weekends. It's walkable but a long walk from clubhouse to 1, 8-9, & 9-10/clubhouse. Greens and fairways are well kept, but the teeing areas can be bare or shaggy. They've put new sod on a few tees this year, so they're working on it, but they need to trim trees around the tees to let grass grow. You'll need every club in your bag, and 8 & 9 are TOUGH from the tips. I really wish they'd switch the front and back, those should be the finishing holes. One of my favorite things about this course is the wood sculptures someone has been doing there for the past few years. They're awesome and you'll miss a lot of them if you're not looking!