Really like the layout of this course. It's traditional, narrow, rolly, specific landing areas and rewards well hit shots. The greens are in great shape. No bald or uneven spots. Bunkers are being re-worked. Some of the older ones are thin with clay underneath. They will place some tough, sucker pins just a few paces from the back edge / bunker etc. But the greens and entries are shaped to give you options. Aim at the fat part and put it out or get aggressive. Lots of options. The Rough: Ok, lots of people bring this up as an "issue" here. IMO the only thing it really does is slow the pace of play. In a tournament - you have spotters, gallery that will help. Here, you can miss a fairway by a couple of feet and your ball is legitimately hidden. Again, I like a challenge, but the rough is an odd Bermuda whatever that the ball just sinks into. No complaints on the conditions - it just affects recreational pace of play. If you like a challenge - this is a decent layout to test your game on from the back tees.

Sapona is an absolute standout. It's a fantastic course that’s fun to play. The setting is beautiful and peaceful. Mature trees, winding fairways, and scenic spots around water create a relaxed, classic golf atmosphere. It’s a place where you can focus on your game and also take in some great views along the way. The staff were friendly, welcoming, and professional from start to finish. Overall, Sapona is a course I highly recommend — whether you’re a local or just passing through, it’s well worth the visit!

Went to the simulator 7/27/25, its nice at a resonable price. They said the AC was on but it was 81 degrees and humid. Also would be nice if they cleaned up between groups (used glasses everywhere!)

Great bang for the buck, quick greens, course always in decent shape. Hills, water, variety of looks and greens. The thing I really like is that it plays very different depending on which tee box you use!

I played this course over the weekend and had an experience that left me concerned. Be aware—this course allows hunting on the pond while golfers are out playing. Not only does this raise safety concerns, but it’s also extremely distracting when you're trying to focus on your game. It's a real downside to an otherwise enjoyable course.