You don't even get what you pay for here.You can tell a good golf course by at least the tee boxes being level. Was first clue, after the look of "clubhouse/pro shop". Greens had dead spots, hoels, and old holes were either to low or sticking up. Dead spots and poorly mowed fairways. Even the hole markets looked the haven't been updated in 30 years. Definately not worth the $84 for 2.

You get what you pay for, course was in awful shape. Losing a ball that you hit 300+ in the fairway bc it’s lodged in mud and leaves is crazy to me. Fairways felt like I was hitting out of the rough. Layout was very nice, but needs maintenance. Hopefully the owner can find people that want to work in this awful time.

This place is a dog track. My dad and I have been coming to play here for like 15 years. We get a quick 9 in and spend the rest of the day on the lake. If you have no other options it'll get the job done. But there are other options in the area.

I'll start by saying I'm not from the area, and I have no idea what its like on a typical in-season weekend morning. My son goes to college nearby, and I was looking for a place we could play and get through our round as fast as possible, as we had afternoon plans. I checked their website for tee times, and EVERY time was available from 8-4, so I banked on us getting through our round pretty quickly which ended up being the case. It was cool, but not cold and calm and quiet, really nice. Like others have stated, cart paths need work, and some of the signs on the holes look like Halloween decorations.Some of the tee boxes are weird, some are muddy, some are not entirely flat, but the layout is pretty good and the greens were in great shape, especially for it being late October. The veiws with foliage are spectacular, and $32 for 18 with a cart on a weekend is what kicked it up to 4 stars for me.

Booked a tee time and paid online, arrived at the course and no one was there, doors locked. I tried calling multiple times, no one answered and I’m not able to leave a voicemail.