This is my home course and I visit often. Each hole presents its own set of challenges. From greens protected by bunkers and water, to pin placement this course is always tough. If you and your group plays for bragging rights then this course is for you. No lead is safe with the daunting 18th left to Play. The 444 yard par 5 is wide open off the tee, but has an opening through the trees and over a creek leading to the green. While the distance is long the strategy of where you set up each shot is important. The reason I call it my home course is because the staff treats us that way.

This is a very nice golf course considering the price. Some of the holes are picturesque. A great course for the casual golfer. I love working on my game here.

No tee time required which is great for an impromptu golf outing. This can also mean long wait times depending on the day. I've played this course year round and it's fun. A few challenging holes but most are pretty beginner friendly (I am average at best). Prices are ok, I wish they were a bit cheaper in the winter but you take what you can get when some other local courses close for the winter. Greens are hit or miss some are great others have craters you could park a semi in, but summer time they are usually consistent. Parking is ample and the place is easy to find, can't beat showing up and playing on a whim

Highly recommend Cruz Farms, especially for beginners and casual golfers. The prices are very reasonable. The course is not as well maintained as higher priced courses but it's reasonable for the price. The layout is not too challenging for casual golfers but does have some holes that will test more experienced players. Bottom line, low handicap golfers and the country club types will likely turn their noses up at Cruz Farms but it's great for those of us who don't get out very often and don't need to spend an arm and a leg. More for summer of 2025: lots of rain this year so the course is as green as I've ever seen it.

Good golf course for a great price. It feels like you've been transported back to a 1950s country club. There are no tee times. Show up, pay at the clubhouse, and then go wait in line (if there is a line). Some parts are a bit sandy but you can make due. There is a lot of wildlife. To start, you get greeted by the course cats in the parking lot. There are a lot of ponds throughout the course with lots of turtles. Keep your eyes peeled and you might see a snapping turtle. Cruz keeps my friends and I coming back despite a bit of a drive. We always have a good time.