Excellent golf considering the price.

Gordon Trent Golf Course is a hidden gem for golfers who enjoy a peaceful, scenic round. The course is well-maintained, with lush greens and a beautiful backdrop of woods. It's challenging enough for seasoned players but still welcoming for beginners. The staff is friendly and accommodating, making every visit enjoyable. A great spot for a relaxing day of golf! Easily accessible right off Highway 58 with plenty of parking. They often host events that support the community. 👍🏼

Husband Dewey and his teachings. He's awesome with kids, Juniors and ladies golf lessons. Trent family are good folk.

First time playing on this course. I'm not sure why some of the reviews are low... Sure this is an older course. It also used to be only nine holes. So there in lies the directions on the score card. Carts are older than some other courses. Very nice and challenging course in my opinion. One big thing player's have to understand is. This is a family ran course. Of course the greens are a little slow and sandy. It's springtime people. Even greens have to be aerated, that's where the sand comes into play. My foursome will definitely be back. My hats off to the owners!!!!

Carts are old but fast. And greens are pretty good but slow. Owner is nice, and the cats are sweet. That's where it ends. The tee boxes, well, there are no real tee boxes, just marked off (sparsely) spots on the fairway...well, actually, not really fairway, just a tad shorter cabbage than what the rest of the course is made of. Thankfully, the owner marked where to go on the score card because we'd have never found our way, going from super bumpy paved to gravel to dirt cart paths and very few signs. The setting is pretty, and if you approach this like a $27 18 holes of practice hitting from bad grass, it's not too bad. But if you expect to play golf, you'll probably be frustrated with most of the holes. As mentioned, the greens are pretty good, so par 3's weren't that bad. But it needs some work on fairway grass, tee boxes, and paths. Plenty of green stuff to hit off of, but the green stuff isn't grass.