Heading back to Ohio from visiting family south of Charlotte and found this gem! Course has a ton of character, extremely friendly staff and exceptional prices! $25 for 18 & a cart on new years day! I would be fine paying $39 if it includes a free hot dog 😁

Course is a little off the beaten path, but a good layout with greens that are receptive, cart paths are smoother than other courses in the area. A couple of holes are more than just a little interesting. Tee times can be challenging on weekends, but the rates are good and the staff are friendly.

I played 18 holes here with my brother and uncle. The course was well maintained and a lot of fun to play. The staff was great. One down side is they didn’t have any clubs for rent or a clear map of the holes. For the first time playing it was challenging to know the course. Overall I’d highly recommend this course anytime.

I gave 5 stars but I really wanted to give it a 4.5. The staff and prices get a 5. The course itself gets a 4 because there are two holes on the back nine that seemed to be just fit into the landscape and are a bit unusual and incredibly aggravating the first time you play the course. BUT it's a fun course with tee boxes for every level of player. It's far from perfect but the staff, availability, prices, and general maintenance rule the day. My friend (who had never played here) and I drove 1 hr and 15 min just to play here because it just feels more relaxed. The course will grow on you the more you play it.

ADDENDUM TO BELOW REVIEW: The owner Daniel reached out to me a few days ago and apologized profusely for what happened, even though it wasn’t his fault and he wasn’t aware of the incident described. I’m still not sure we’ll ever be back, but I’ve given a second star for this and won’t say people shouldn’t come here. ORIGINAL REVIEW April 2026: The course is pretty nice for the price. Too bad the people aren’t. I’d already had a bad experience in the past with a friend, but what happened recently was the nail in the coffin. My mom and I went to the range to hit a bucket, and unbeknownst to us, a middle school team was soon to arrive. The man who picks up the range balls came flying up on a cart, almost ran into me, and basically told us to go, even though I wasn’t even halfway through, and they weren’t there yet. After they arrived we tried to leave, but the man at the front desk patronizingly gave us some more balls and told us to go back out. There was still room on the range at the time, but when we retuned the coach told the team to spread out. One of the boys almost hit my mom in head with his club, and we went all the way to the end, before finally just leaving. We’ve never felt so unwelcome in all of our lives. As someone with autism, it gets tiresome being mistreated just because I’m different, and not part of people’s “worlds”. They act like this place is a $1,000 a month membership country club. A real shame.