First time I played here. Many of the holes here remind me of playing in the Carolina's. Greens are very fast, lot of fairways lined with tall pines. Greens protected by well placed bunkers. Most greens slope from back to front so dont go long on approaches. Does gave a small driving range and putting green. Only negative is that the club house doesn't open til 10ish, so if you have an early tee time like we had, theres no snacks or food at the turn.

Played another round on 10/15/25. Unfortunately, the course despite its great layout was not in good shape this time. At 9AM not one green was rolled and many had a lot of debris on them. This made putting completely a guess on what your put would hit and go sideways on any stroke. In addition, the bunkers were obviously not tendered/raked in a few days. This was an issue the last time I played here, and nothing changed from a year ago. These areas could easily be remedied with just some attention. Played the course on 8/21/24. An earlier review said the course gave off Carolina vibes. I agree completely. The tall pines and layout of the back 9 and a few or the front 9 holes could be mistaken for a course in the Sandhills area of North Carolina. The greens rolled very well and most of the fairways were in good shape. A few bare spots here and there. Tee boxes were a a bit beat up with more than a few broken tees. Since I was the first to tee off this day, the tees had been there a while. The bunkers had not been raked in a while and were a mixed bag. Some in better shape than others, but the sand seemed of good quality. Not much in the way of a pro shop, but the service was

A great 18 hole course that's open to the public, and has just the rite amount of challenge to keep the round interesting, but not intimate newer players. A fun and inviting atmosphere with no judgement if you shank one into the trees now and then. Not that I would know.😁 The food and drinks at the clubhouse are top notch and reasonably priced as well. All things considered it's a real jewel in a small town like Cadiz to have such a great place to play a round and grab a meal, and I for one am thankful to have it. Keep up the good work.

Greens are terrific, fairways in pretty good shape, tee boxes need some help/TLC. Played back to back days and neither tee markers nor pins were moved. $47 for weekend/holiday seemed a little pricey to me but they're one of fewer and fewer courses rlstill open in the area.

Such a breath of fresh air in the Ohio valley. Honestly one of my favorite courses I’ve played around here. Not outrageously hilly, nice and log holes, get to use all different types in the bag not just driver and pitching wedge like a lot of the shorter courses around. The actual course is beautiful and well kept! I love how many pine trees there are. Honestly feels like you are playing a course in the Carolina’s. And the price is awesome!