We played first time here… coarse was very challenging… staff was very friendly and helpful Only big problem is green very very bad shape they need to work on it..

Good for cheap fun, but I wouldn't call it beautiful by any means, but that's what we were there for. My biggest problem wasn't with the course it was with the clientele. Turns out the humongous jerk behind us, was the high school golf coach. It was lucky I was in a decent mood that day and we were on the 9th. Coward called the course office to get them to come out and get us to hurry up.

Pretty nice course. Carts were gas powered which was surprising. They had decent greens and good fairways.

Burgers are amazing. Especially if Joe and Cheyenne are on deck. Can't go wrong regardless. Ben is a class act.

I recently had the profound misfortune of playing at Summerville Country Club, and I can confidently say it was one of the most abysmal golfing experiences imaginable. From the moment I stepped onto the property, the course exuded a sense of complete neglect and deterioration. The greens—if you can even call them that—were absolutely inundated with poa annua, creating an erratic and utterly unpredictable putting surface. Every putt felt like a gamble rather than a display of skill, as the ball ricocheted and wobbled across the uneven terrain. The tee boxes were equally deplorable, consisting more of compacted dirt than actual turf. It was astonishing how little effort had been put into maintaining even the most fundamental aspects of the course. Instead of lush, manicured fairways and pristine conditions, the entire layout felt like a neglected afterthought. In summary, this course is a glaring example of poor upkeep and mismanagement. Unless you have a peculiar fascination with substandard conditions and chaotic greens, I would strongly advise avoiding this place at all costs. Oh and by the way, I wish I could make this up but unfortunately that the pleasure of seeing it with my own eyes. The greens keep DID NOT get off of the mower to take the pin out of the cup. He might as well had rolled right over it. Payed $29.99 to play a course that was made out of basically pebbles and weeds. Never again will I be coming back.