September 2025 - Course is not in very good shape. Many greens are in really bad shape. Some worse than others but overall they are very inconsistent and many have large dead patches. Fairways were ok but they didn’t spread or bag grass clippings so there are lots of rows of clipping that obviously stop your ball from rolling. Traps are in bad shape played more like hard pan or mud, depending on how much moisture was in them. . No beverage cart service the day we played. Every employee we interacted with was very friendly and the clubhouse is very nice but there are much better options out there for $80-$100 greens fees

This course is in bad shape. And the green fees are still $100. It’s currently in very poor condition. The fairways are patchy with uneven grass and bare spots that make play frustrating. Many of the greens are rough, slow, and inconsistent, showing clear signs of neglect. Sand traps are not well maintained, with hard, compacted dirt instead of soft sand. Overall upkeep appears lacking, and the course does not meet the standards expected. It feels run down, uninviting, and in need of major improvements. I do like the practice facilities though. But, if you want to buy a bucket of balls, it’s $18. Kind of silly.

I came here for a private event, and everything about it screamed top-notch. Separate from the event coordinators, this fine establishment was incredibly accommodating and professional.

Good experience, fun course, waitress was helpful, bartender…not at all. Starter was a trip :) he had us rolling! Great way to start the round.

Good price/quality ratio golf course. Course was lacking a bit of maintenance and sand traps were flooded/unplayable because of previous heavy rains. But layout and conditions are good overall. The clubhouse is great with a fantastic pro shop and good facilities. You can get a small or large bucket of range balls for around $20 and rates vary from $65 on weekdays to $90 on weekends and twilight rate are about $30 less for each.