Cute family golf course. 9 holes with a laid back attitude. Took about 3 hours for me on foot, but a great place to learn or practice. People don’t look at you funny for not having the right shoes, very inviting.

An interesting course, to say the least. It is a 9 hole course with some drivable "par 4's". It certainly was fun to play. The greens are undulating and well maintained. Tight fairways, some target areas are not visible. A couple holes you MUST ring a bell once cleared of the green or fairway. The course also got a bit jammed up after mid day. The price was bit more than I thought for the type of course, $45 for 18 w/cart. It was fun though.

Three weeks ago I dashed here to try to play 9 holes before a storm hit. I only got in 4 holes. That's why I'm only giving this course 3 stars. It might get another once I have the full experience. This course is very rough around the edges. It looked to me like the greens suffered from winter mold or ??? There was quite a bit of dead grass on them. It's not for a lack of rain as we've had one of the wettest summers I can remember. Hole 1 is very challenging. Hole 2 is uphill to a recessed green in an interesting hollow. Hole 3 is wide open and hole 4 took you back up to the clubhouse. I was really looking forward to playing hole 5 as it has the most unusual fairway arrangement. The green is on the other side of this row of trees. I feel this is a great course for a person who can hit the ball straight. I would not recommend this course for a beginner as I feel it might be too challenging. I'll let others weigh in on this opinion. The bottom line is I'll be back to play again and hopefully update this review.

Mediocre course at best.. should’ve known when the website highlights the egg salad over the course itself. Course wasn’t the issue, it was the staff. Got berated at the turn from the “starter” / cashier/ bartender, all for being 20 minutes behind even though we let 2 people play through as we Got drinks and Hot dogs. Packed up left shortly after. Great day celebrating a friends upcoming wedding ruined midway through , thank you!

Would be very nice to know that you have to be at a minimum of 25 years old to drive a golf cart. Blows my mind that on a Thursday night where most courses have men’s leagues and nowhere is open to play, this course doesn’t allow anyone under the age of 25 to drive a golf cart especially when there is no alcohol involved. This course is in rough shape and could use the money so I wonder how much they’ve suffered from that. I know I’m not the only person to walk out of that club house pissed off. Lady at the front was nice and I’m guessing there was nothing she could do but this place needs to reconsider the age of driving carts. Not very many people want to walk 9 holes after a long day of work in the humid weather especially when there’s a storm coming in the next few hours.