What a lovely golf course in the winter. I was able to go Nordic skiing around the perimeter of the course and felt like I was in heaven. The course was extremely clean and parking was easily accessible near the clubhouse. I'm excited to return for more skiing. When the ski season finishes, I'll report back on how the golfing is.

I have always loved playing at Odana but the regulars there treat the course as if it is private and overly complain to the management. Most recently, I was told I was golfing too slowly and management expressed this with a rude tone to my group. We defended ourselves by saying we have been waiting for groups ahead of us the entire time (multiple groups in line to tee off at every hole) and there was no apology. We were the only females on the course and the only people told to golf faster but it was out of our control. Golfers from other groups were also upset as everyone was waiting a long time at each hole.

The place is so poorly managed on the weekends it is not worth playing. We had a fivesome (which should never happen) playing so poorly, that there were 4 groups playing on the 11th hole from the green back to the tee, with another 4 some putting on the 10th green. I know the mayor hates the golf courses, but hire a ranger to manage the pace and hold players accountable so they can learn how to manage their games properly. Or at least hire a manager of some kind. All businesses should respect the hard earned money people spend at them. Odana GC does not do that. 1 hour to play three holes. Ridiculous.

I expect that not everyone tries to hit their drive down Odana Road, but its the first time I drove 500 yards.

Little expensive for what you get. That being said, greens were in good shape for the majority of the holes, tee boxes were good also. Decently challenging course too. Based on other reviews I thought I was walking onto a dog track, but I was pleasantly surprised.