Friendly staff, easy to book an affordable tee time. Great place to work on your game. The greens are getting better and better every time I go. Very scenic, lots of trees and most importantly no houses surrounding the course!

Decent course for the price. Fairways aren’t really established from the rough unless you’re in the wood line. Greens are fast but course played smooth. First time playing in 18 months and shot a 99.

It’s a solid 3 star course. You get what you pay for. Nothing fancy, but acceptable. The guy in the pro shop was friendly. The carts are old and gas, no GPS. The tee boxes were 50/50… Usually not level, and a bit choppy. There are no fairways vs rough, it’s just grass. Currently (12/2024) dormant. I honestly can’t remember any bunkers, though you can definitely see where there were some. Probably taken out for pace of play and ease of maintenance. The greens were simple, round and basic. They surprisingly rolled well, but the speed was inconsistent. The course was enjoyable. There were some unique holes. I don’t know how often I would drive 20-30 minutes again, but l would return. It was $29/9 or $35/18. Like l said, you get what you pay for 😉

This course is wide open. Great for beginners or anyone just wanting to have some fun. Its only nature here, no houses or civilization. The bermuda greens have never looked so good. Overall, the course is in good shape, despite the 'fairways' being very hard. For the $30 price, there isn't a better value.

I've only started golfing the past 3 years and not only do I love it, even though I'm not very good, but I think this golf course is great. I know there are much nicer ones....but this suits me just fine. When I first started golfing there it was a little rugged...but in the 3 years I've been golfing there the owner has done a phenomenal job in getting the greens beautiful and the course looking great. The people that work there are so nice and for me...it's very affordable. I would recommend Olde Fort over and over.