Cedar Crest Golf Club (It’s not a club - it’s public) was a less than formidable challenge. This would have been a one (1) star review, but the pro shop, bar, and grill staff were all incredibly friendly. The course conditions, while incredibly lackluster, were made all the more abominable by the $73 price tag. If this was a $25 municipal course, it would have been 5 stars. The greens rolled at the same pace as my basement shag carpeting, many of the rough areas might as well have been marked as ground under repair, and the par 3 tee boxes were like hitting from a fairway bunker. The course layout and architecture were well thought out - would play again if course conditions get under control, or price comes down.

A really well run golf course, good people, good variety of holes. I think it is an awesome value. Sometimes slow play but they have a marshal out there (@employees keep working on this!) Decent challenge, a few more bunkers could make it interesting but overall fun and well run! Good food too

An unforgettable golf experience. Over the last 8 years, I've played at some of the most pristine and prestigious golf courses in Virginia, North & South Carolina, and Tennessee. However, Cedar Crest Golf Club manages to be my favorite course that I've played. It was perfectly manicured, reasonably priced, and provided countless fun holes of golf. If I didn't live 10 hours away, I would play this course once a month or more.

Horrible management, course is in poor shape, no Marshall to help keep people moving and waiting 15+ mins at every tee box to tee off. Waste of money. Left at hole 14 after sitting around all day. Took 6 hours to get to 14. Go to literally anywhere else.

Course is in great condition Plan on 4.5 to 5 hours for a round there is no starter or Marshall and the pace of play is super slow and no one to keep the pace