This course run like it is a prestigious course in the area (starter, ranger, unnecessary cart limitations). However, this is an average course at best. Many other courses with the same or better quality, better service, while being cheaper. Bunkers are all dirt and weeds in Mid-June. On the positive side, the greens were in good condition and they have a nice range. Also solid golf carts.

Honestly one of the worst golf courses you can play at. Carts always stopping in random and weird places. Front desk acts like you’re burdening them for wanting to spend money and to play golf. Half the time it’s soaked beyond belief and the bunkers are all atrocious. On top of that, the one starter we had was extremely rude and confrontational because it was Sunday and he had to work instead of golf. He was so rude, saying “you guys are lucky I can get you out.. you need to be on time”. He had to go talk to an employee inside to see if he could let us out onto the course because we were 3 minutes late to our tee time because we went to the driving range first.. mind you the course was wide open. Not a single group in front of us for 4 holes, and no one was ever behind us either. Course was empty. No reason to treat your customers like garbage like that after overpaying for green fees. If you want to pay country club prices for a public municipal golf course and be treated like you’re trash, be my guest. Mark my words, you will regret wasting your money here.

This has always been my favorite course, close to my house, good shape, friendly staff. Played today and it’s not in good shape anymore, it’s obvious the owners aren’t putting a dime into course upkeep. The cart paths are abysmal and in need of serious maintenance. The cart gps is a joke. They have it mapped so ridiculously it stops the cart in so many spots it shouldn’t. I maybe could understand that level of mapping to keep carts off certain areas if this course was pristine but it is far, far, far from being pristine. I’d say it’s on par with county courses right now and not a good play for the money.

Played course recently. Fairways, greens very good. Cart paths and bunkers just AWFUL Paths are like driving in trenches and very bumpy otherwise. Bunkers are poorly kept. Have no idea when last updated. Green fees too high for overall condition. Staff was friendly.

I’ve played at almost every single golf course in the Rochester area, and I can confidently say this is one of the worst experiences I’ve ever had. First, the staff outright lied to me. I was forced to pay $45 for 18 holes and a cart because they claimed they didn't offer a 9 hole rate for spring until 2 pm only to get out there and see other players paying for 9. The course conditions were absolutely unacceptable. There are zero gravel or asphalt cart paths which is comical to me charging $45. The entire property was a flooded nightmare of mud and massive ponds of water. You are constantly dodging deep mud and getting soaked just trying to navigate the course. To make matters worse, the GPS/geofencing on the carts is broken; it constantly locked up and forced us to stop on actual paths because it couldn't recognize where it was. Because of the extreme mud and the cart constantly shutting down, holes 4 through 7 were completely unplayable. I paid for 18 holes but realistically only got to play about 11 or 12. On top of the flooding, the course is completely neglected. The grass wasn't cut, and it's overrun with weeds. Even if you hit a perfect shot right down the fairway, you will lose your ball because it either plugs deep into the soaked earth or gets lost in the unmaintained weeds. The carts themselves were decent, but that doesn't make up for a completely ruined day. I feel entirely robbed spending $45 here. Avoid this place at all costs—there are way too many great courses in Rochester to waste your time and money on this one. Seriously