Marine Corps Coordinating Council hosts the Annual Leatherneck Open Golf Tournament. Great time for me and TIMBER

Course was in great shape early in the season. We had some rain and the course played well. Worth every penny.

8 minute tee times are ridiculous. It’s very clear they only care about maximizing profits. Course is in good shape and greens are much better than the previous year. But can’t justify playing a 5 hour round due to stacking tees.

The good: it's a beautiful course in a private area and they take great care of it. The greens are in great shape but also very fast and HUGE. Very challenging greens but the course itself isn't unfair, just a good challenge. GPS on the carts is always great. Hole 5 is gorgeous. It's an expensive course but probably right around what it is worth. The bad: If you plan on going as a pair, be careful. They will pair you up with two random strangers and they don't really give you any warning that this might happen. I was taking my dad out as a father's day gift hoping it would be just me and him but then we were told when we got to the first tee that we had to wait for another pair that they were grouping us with. We actually got very lucky cause the other pair never showed.

To the person who found my putter cover at Greystone Golf Course last week, I hope you understand that when you come across something that doesn’t belong to you, the right thing to do is return it. It’s not just about the item, but about showing respect for others and doing the right thing when no one’s watching. It’s disheartening when someone decides to keep something they didn’t lose—because it says a lot about their character. Unfortunately, this incident has made me question my faith in people a little more, but I’m holding out hope that the next time you find something that’s not yours, you’ll make the choice to do better. It’s easy to forget how these small actions shape the world around us, but they really do. i don’t want to make course responsible the course is in unbelievably shape greens are the best in western Ny good job crew