Could be a much better experience if they spaced out tee times an extra few minutes, had a visible ranger to speed up slow groups and if they mowed the greens. It should NOT take almost 5 hours to play 18 in carts even on a Saturday. We had to wait on every hole and every shot for 2 super slow 4-somes ahead of us. We finally saw a ranger on 17 and he waved hello and kept driving. The course is in nice shape for this time of year but the greens are brutally slow due to being overgrown. I’m guessing the stimp rating on these greens right now is about 8, maybe lower. The courses we usually play are 10-11. We were hammering 15 foot uphill putts that still wound in short. On the courses we usually play, we’d be 5-8 past each cup with this much putter force. Pace of play can be an issue at any course but it’s a major problem at Deerwood.

First time there and every employee was ignorant, rude, and treated us like we were supposed to know exactly where to go, etc. Got scolded because we didn’t know we had to keep green fee receipt so we had to get out of line and go back to get it. Didn’t see any signs until after we were finished that carts weren’t allowed in the parking lot when we returned our bags to the car. Got scolded like we were 5 years old. The girl working where you return the carts was so nice and friendly. If they hired more young people with manners like that I’m sure they’d have more business. Course wasn’t great it was ok. Tee times way too close together. Plenty of nicer options to go in the area.

It's the nicest muni around. Alot of these reviews on here are inaccurate. Sure it can get packed at times, because its nice!! The greens are actually quick and in perfect condition. New superintendent is doing an excellent job at bringing the course back to its glory. Only downsides are, some tees aren't flat, all tees should be flat! And the cart paths are terrible. Not deal breakers. I love this place, and we are lucky to have it

Course is well maintained for a municipal course. 3 nine hole courses. Layout of Buck and Doe is straightforward and flat but still fun to play with trees lining the fairways. Fawn is shorter but is more challenging and has more character. Condition of the course is great considering the price that they charge for it. It obviously isn't going to be at the level of the best courses in Buffalo but its still well kept and fun to play. Much better condition than some others like Audubon and Grover. No Marshalls and close tee times which makes pace of play a bit slow at times. They have a cart lady who sells drinks but only accepts cash. Has a putting green but no driving range. Great 9 hole rate with cart at $28 for non residents. Fall rate is even better at $20 with cart. Playing 18 walking is $20 in the fall. Extremely good value here. Lots of seniors play here. Only thing to note are some of starters here are pretty incompetent at their jobs. You can easily walk on as a single here but they make it difficult and sometimes they leave two courses open and put 4 groups on one course because they have their tee sheets screwed up.

Been here three times and got same rude experience every time from the starter. Course is decent at best, but the starter is always snippy and rude like a passive aggressive girlfriend when checking in lol. It’s like he’s angry you came to golf at a golf course.