Raleigh Golf Association

A busy day where the pace was slowed a bit by late arrivers for tee times that were accommodated. Course is in good condition and the greens while still hard and fast were a bit more lush. Ongoing renovations mean playing the Stockholders 9 is played twice to get 18 holes and no practice greens for driving range are available yet. GPS in the carts is a bit wonky, and GPS apps don’t have the updated data on the first two holes making yardages a bit unreliable. Nevertheless, the course is fun and we enjoyed the round and will return. We are looking forward to the completed renovations which promise to be a significant upgrade.

My wife and I love this course. Well maintained. Under construction to upgrade course, currently only 9 holes.

I had not been back to this course in about 5 years. The price seemed reasonable so I gave it a chance. I paid for 9 holes with a cart and was put on holes 14-18 to play twice. While that was awkward and somewhat disappointing, when I arrived at the tee box, we were stacked 5 groups deep. It took 3 hours to play 10 holes (14-18 x2). Also, the course was in rough shape - and that’s being kind. Play somewhere else. It’s worth the $20 more.

Renovating course and the unrelated holes you can play on are in bad shape.

Brought a newer golfer to RGA as it fits the need for an easier course for those still developing their game. I had played here in a Spark league, so I know the course. Renovations underway, so not sure what to expect while in process, but the end result should be great.

My wife and I recently played at the Raleigh Golf Association course and overall had a good experience. The course itself is very enjoyable—well-maintained, scenic, and fun to play. It offers a solid round of golf without being overly difficult, making it a great option for players of varying skill levels. We enjoyed the beautiful surroundings and had a relaxing day on the course.

Unfortunately, our experience was negatively impacted by how tee time arrangements were handled. About a week before our round, we specifically reserved a tee time with the understanding that we would be able to play by ourselves, as my wife is new to golf and was hoping for a more comfortable first on-course experience.

When we arrived, we spoke with the employee handling tee times in the clubhouse and confirmed that we would be playing alone. He assured us that our group would consist of just the two of us. However, once we reached the first tee, the starter informed us that we had been paired with another twosome. I explained the situation and our prior arrangements, but the concern was dismissed with the explanation that there were other golfers waiting and groups needed to be sent out.

After the first hole, we spoke with the other couple and learned they were in a similar situation. We mutually agreed to play separately. Shortly afterward, the starter located us and insisted that we remain together. We complied, but throughout the round he continued checking on us to ensure we stayed paired. This created an uncomfortable atmosphere and took away from what should have been an enjoyable and welcoming experience—especially for my wife during her first time playing on a course.

The golf course itself is excellent, and we genuinely enjoyed the layout, conditions, and scenery. My disappointment lies with the lack of consideration shown for a request that had been made in advance and confirmed upon arrival. It felt as though the focus was solely on moving groups through rather than ensuring customers had the experience they were promised. I would gladly play the course again, but I hope management places greater emphasis on communication and customer experience, particularly for newer golfers who may already feel intimidated stepping onto the course for the first time.

The course is undergoing significant upgrade and renovation. As a result, the back nine which will no longer exist after the work is in rough shape with traps baked solid, greens a bit beat up, and the cart paths in poor shape. The Members nine is in good shape and the greens continue to be very fast in spite of recent rain. More rain would be welcomed to help the course green up and the greens be a bit more manageable. Overall a fun course with some a mix of easy and challenging holes for the weekend golfer. Staff are pleasant and helpful. Food and beverage options a bit limited. No driving rage yet, but coming as part of the renovations. Definitely will return.

RGA is putting $3.5 million into this course and completely renovating. When finished, this new layout will be phenomenal value and a fun, approachable course. It’s my “home course” now!

Although some sections of the course were under improvement work, overall condition were good. Greens were in great shape. We enjoy playing this course.

Had a 1:10 tee time, was in line at 1:03, didn’t tee off until 1:45 and the starter was too busy chi chatting with people, there was a line on either side. I asked the group across the tee box what tee time did the have they said 1:40, the starter asked why when was yours, after I gave him my name earlier, I told him 1:10, he said what where have you been I said in line here for the last 30 minutes. He proceeded to let the 1:40 group ahead of me go 1st, then paired us up with another couple.

We didn’t get to finish our round because my wife had a 5:00 meeting back home!!

The starter need to do a better job of talking to all golfers in line or make only one side not 2 to line up for teeing off.

course in good shape. No water for days. Fairways very firm. Greens very firm and quick.

You get what you pay for. Went for an afternoon 9 as a single and got paired with 3 others. Greens on the first 4 holes were terrible. All other courses in the area have managed to fight off the weeds and maintained half reasonable greens. For the locals the greens remind me of knights play. Won’t be playing here again much better off paying 15-20 more and playing others in the area with much better conditions.

Super playable course with terrific staff. Had delicious sandwiches at the turn and both the golf and meal were high value.