Amazing course with some of the best greens and fairways I’ve seen on a public course in the area! Especially for the price…paid 34 bucks for 18 and a cart with the TeeTime app. They also have 3 9s so you can change it up a bit!

5 hour + round. The setup is 3 nines at Sable. The front side was slow so when we got to the turn there were 2 groups on the tee box of our 2nd nine. Our 2nd nine was their starting nine. Not only did that cause us to lose time, but the 2nd nine was excruciatingly slow. This made the round about 5 hours and 15 minutes. We typically play in under 4 hours if the course is moving or if no one is ahead of us. If you are going to have groups tee off just after the last group making the turn, then you have to have a ranger out to keep everyone on time. We have gone here for years, but may be off our list of courses to play.

Very very good shape. Greens and fairways are awesome. Beautiful scenery and great course configuration. Pace of play was perfect. Staff is super friendly and they have legit stadium mustard for the hot dogs.

This is probably the strangest review I’ve ever had to leave for a golf course, but I feel it’s important for anyone considering playing in outings or charity events here. First, I want to say that the course conditions were solid, especially considering the rain delay, and overall our group had a good time. We’ve attended this charity outing every year, though this was our first time at this location. I am no way affiliated with this event i just support as a random person for a great cause. Unfortunately, the ending of the event left a very disappointing impression. The outing was completely full with 38 teams entered, and many groups also paid additional money into skins and side games. According to the owner of the course himself, a team was added after the registration deadline because “that is my nephew, we got him in last second.” That same group somehow finished at -18 through only 14 holes, which understandably raised concerns among many participants because What made it worse was hearing multiple golfers mention that they “never see anyone win” outings at this course unless they are connected in some way. Whether that perception is true or not, situations like this only reinforce those concerns and leave a bad impression on players supporting the event. I understand charity outings are meant to be fun, but fairness and integrity still matter — especially when people are spending significant money to participate. Golf is built on honesty, and participants deserve equal treatment and transparency. As golfers, we can accept losing. What’s frustrating is feeling like certain groups may have received preferential treatment after the field was already full. Hopefully future outings here are handled with more professionalism and fairness for everyone involved.

Fun course, challenging but fair until you get on the greens. They are in great shape and fast especially when you're putting a down hill slant, stay below the hole it might be easier. Have Fun!