If you Google "quirky golf course art exhibit" this course comes up. I really like supporting the local business. But it's not maintained like Augusta. The greens were pretty good and that's the most important thing. But the fairways were pretty harsh. I think this place has a long history, I mean I don't know how or why they have all these sculptures around the course, but I think that's a pretty cool touch.. The granite Rock 40 yd in front of second green was somewhat problematic though. If I lived closer I'd play there once in awhile. I mean it's worth 25 bucks.

First time we played this gem. Such a beautiful little golf course. In great shape. Perfect for the everyday golfer. The golf pro was very nice and helpful. Couldn't have enjoyed ourselves more. And Baxter's was excellent for a post round drink.

We have golfed most of the courses in the area and this was our worst experience. We did not feel welcome from the beginning when we walked in to an empty “clubhouse” that had rules written on paper all around it. Very uninviting. I was interrupted twice during my backswing by workers and the conditions were very different than how the website describes it. My wife and I really wanted to love this course since it’s the closest one to our house but we will definitely not be back. After reading the reviews and some of management’s replies it’s clear they do not care about the customer.

I’m a bit of a novice golfer, but my husband is very experienced and he says that whether you're a seasoned golfer or new to the sport/game, this course offers a challenging play for all skill levels. We had a great time playing 9 holes a few times this past season and we enjoyed the clubhouse at the end of our day, also. This is a unique place with lots of natural beauty, interesting statuary and we consider it hidden gem in our area! The staff have always been friendly and helpful, too.

Great place for a nice catered affair. Food was good and waitresses were fabulous.