Booked a tee time for me and my 2 kids and my husband. We had 2 carts, 1 kid with 1 adult each. Waited 45 minutes on the first tee for the “members” in a group of 8 to tee off. When they finally got done teeing off, we pulled up to the tee box. Staff tried to kick us out cause the “starter” didn’t tell us to go. There was no starter. And the tee box was open. Pretty sure they just wanted to kick us off cause we had kids. Which they made us pay for by the way. After talking with the staff I convinced them to let us play. They also said they were worried we weren’t responsible parents to keep our kids safe while we golfed. Super disrespectful staff, super shitty golf course. Greens are terrible. Fairways are rough. Bunkers filled with water. They made us pay for 4 people even tho one of my kids is 2 and the other is 4. Would have left instantly but every other place was booked up. Go to traces or country club of South Carolina for a real golf course and friendly staff. 0/10 do not recommend.

Layout of the front 9 is incredible. Front 9 has potential to be one of the most unique 9’s in SC. Very unique playing around a cornfield, a swamp area, the deep woods, and tall prairie-like grasses, and being far away from the city (it feels) with no road noise. If you’re course layout/architect nut such as myself — you’ll love seeing some of the most unique holes in SC. Noticeable front other reviews, the condition, leaves much to be desired. The first green has about 5 square feet of grass unfortunately, BUT it improves drastically after the first two holes. It’s still rough, but prepare for a shock from those holes. I think we can all overlook rough fairways since we can move a ball or manicure a lie, but grass less greens is painful. The back 9 is in better condition, but is far less interesting in my opinion. Still some very interesting holes, but most of it is a pretty standard residential course. If I lived in the area, and the greens were better I’d be walking that front 9 regularly. Clearly money was put into the club house and merchandise, which, is quite a shock to go from such a beautiful clubhouse to the first green with a few square feet of grass. I’m no agronomy expert in any way, but I know golf courses are agonizing to maintain and fix. I wish them all the best in the future, hopefully in a few years they’re able to resurrect those greens.

The lady upfront is rude and uptight. Fuses about us pulling over in tall grass in a cart but there's people driving all over the greens. When you set a tee time be prepared to have someone on your ass. They do not give a group enough time to get past the first hole before sending another group. Love the course but there running the irrigation to much needs to be cut back on cooler days so its not as muddy. Cart paths are ruff. Last thing is they need to cut grass on fairways and clean up the ditches and around ponds so you can see past and around them. Weedeater but that might be to much work. By your comment of DONT COME BACK means you know it's true and it must have hurt your feelings. Sorry not sorry.

Mark and Kaleb have really put a lot of effort in to making the course great again. Honestly some of the best most down to earth people in the Clubhouse. They have a way of make everyone feel welcome.

The course is designed well and was a good challenge. They have much potential, but unfortunately the lack of course maintenance leaves much to be desired. The greens have some bare spots and are dry. The fairways need to be cut. The ruff is rough. From what I understand, they are operating the course on a limited ground crew and it does show. The bunkers need to be cleaned up with a weedeater, and some round up.