I really like the course. These 18 holes are well manicured and the greens roll really true. Regretfully right now you need a blower because its the beginning of fall. Be aware its a great place to overhaul your ball collection because 14 of 18 holes have either water or marsh. Plus their rough is deep and thick. But its still a doable course. I lost 9 balls the first time I played the course and 1 last time. Regardless its a fun course. Be careful on 7 and 10 if you ask me though

Fell in love with this place. I played here a few days after an event at the beginning of October and the place was spectacular. Greens very receptive but smooth and fast. Rough was thick and definitely where you don't want to be. I already have a tee time to go back I loved it that much. Plus this is an Arnold Palmer course and he's from my home state.

One of my favorite golf courses to play on since moving to Winston-Salem. We have family who live in Oak Valley so it's pleasantly convenient for us to come here when we visit them. The course offers a variety of layouts to play from that keep things interesting and it's always well-kept.

Today my playing partner and I were on the 8th hole when an elderly man who claims to be an employee of the course collided into our parked cart and proceeded to curse at my friend and I. His issue was that we had been on the fairways in the cart, which is completely understandable as I had mistakenly taken the cart onto the fairways despite the rule. However, the manner in which this person decided to address the situation, rather than saying something decided to put everyone’s health in danger as well as potentially damaging the carts themselves. That kind of erratic behavior is concerning and usually only leads to larger issues. We’re all adults and he could have just as easily said something to us like an adult. This is only my second time playing this course and though I quite enjoyed it the first time around, it seems the patrons should be weary of their etiquette at all times unless they want to get crashed into. Unfortunately, he decided to address a rather simple situation with what could only be perceived as violence on a fellow man before any clear discussion. The lack of etiquette on our part is regrettable but this is no way for anyone to act on a golf course much less a senior employee.

Great layout. They just need to cut the tee boxes, fairways and green surroundings closer. It is like hitting off a light rough.