It is a fair-priced golf course for the quality. I do recommend Tuscumbia, especially if you like narrow fairways. It is heavily wooded due to the age of the course. The photo attached is an example of a wider part of the course. It is very flat compared to average tracks, and the course design is not as dynamic as other courses. That said, you will be challenged as the trees put up a decent defense. They have done a great job with maintenance over the past few years. I commend them on the improvements they have made. One small beef: they need rakes for the sand traps. I do recommend Tuscumbia.

Nice coarse in Green lake. Was challenging with some very long par 5s. We were there in October on a beautiful day. No beer cart and club house was under construction/renovation. Could do better with signage to entrance and parking from downtown.

I've heard this place was rough, but I was pleasantly surprised. Course is pretty good. Couple greens were not perfect but talking to the employees it is a work in progress after it was bought. I've seen worse. Overall I am definitely coming back.

I have played many courses over the last thirty years but have never played on a golf course with full grown weeds on the putting greens. Unbelievably bad conditions on the greens and tee boxes, garbage overflowing in the men’s bathroom in the clubhouse and no food available on the turn. Yet they charge $50 with no apologies for the horrendous conditions

The shape of the course is easily a 1 star. I am giving 2 stars because all the people that work there are nice. The place is a disaster. It is peak summer season and the greens are in worse shape than Normandy after D-Day. There were leaves, tree limbs and weeds spread throughout the property. It was pretty easy to tell that fairway from the rough because the fairway wasn't overridden with clovers. There is no ranger so expect to be stuck in a queue worse than planes trying to land at EAA. Place needs a lot of work. Would not recommend.