My tee time was around 10:20 AM, and after the first couple holes I settled in and had a genuinely good time. The course was in decent shape, the staff was friendly, and while it is not the fanciest course around, it felt like a good value. Sometimes good enough plus friendly people is all you need. Worth playing again if you want a solid round without a lot of fuss.

Felt like a steal riding this course for $70 bucks on Labor Day weekend. Conditions were great, particularly the greens. Front nine layout was fairly standard, but the back is loaded with unique challenges. We rented clubs, and they were solid for only $30. Big time hot dog at the turn and solid food at the restaurant after. Staff was exceptional.

Played all 18 on this course and thoroughly enjoyed it. The entire course is in fantastic shape and condition. Soft playable greens, very well kept bunkers. Lots of straight fairways with room on both sides for those of us who play Army golf.... you know....left, right, left, right. Great scenic views and some good elevation changes. I will absolutely be playing this course many more times in th future.

Auburn is a reliably nice golf course. It is in good shape and the greens are fair and interesting too. There are some really fun holes to play (hitting off the cliff) and only one hole do I actively dislike (11). Overall I recommend at least a visit here. I really wish there were a functional driving range to hit a bucket of balls. It is the one big miss at this course.

Course was in decent shape. Greens were very bumpy and lots of ball marks. Interesting layout plays into the challenge, especially the back nine. One thing to be aware of is that they allow men's club members to play in 5, 6, 7 and 8 somes per the Marshal. Couldnt figure out why it got slow until there were two 5-somes ahead of us. Made a reasonable round even longer. Don't know if this was just because it was a Tuesday, but sounded like members had carte Blanche to do what they wanted. Not a fan of that.