Franklin Golf Club

Not a bad course for getting you iron practice in, but definitely not worth the price.

Excellent little course in the area. Dig the full bar setup and very friendly staff!

The tee boxes were as deep as the rough on a regular course, try hitting an iron on a par 3 in that. Fairway grass was just as deep, it was like golfing in a field. Greens were decent.

If you’re just looking for a raw course to knock off some rust or fine tune some shots this course is ok for the money. For not much more than a bucket of balls I played 9 holes but there are no formal fairways or tee boxes, meaning they’re not cut, it’s all rough grass with only greens having a proper cut. Most greens had some rough areas. Not awful for what I paid and got some good practice but can’t say I’ll be back.

This is a 9 hole course you have to play twice—which is hardly from the worst thing about this course. Green fees, plus cart were $37. Only problem is the course was in total disrepair. No grass to actually play from outside of the tee boxes (which were so high, low tees turned into shots out of the rough), too much unnecessary undulation, extremely hard grounds made great shots awful ones. The BEST thing about this course was my inflated average driving distance. On the 9th/18th hole I drove my 3 wood 314 yards—not because I’m a beast but because the ground was so hard and there was so little grass to create friction the ball just kept rolling. This course MIGHT be decent if the fairways were in any kind of respectable shape but alas. I wouldn’t play this course again for free, much less the $37 I paid.

I booked a 12:30pm tee time for Saturday, September 6, 2025. We got there at 12:05pm. There was a line in the pro shop because one woman was handling the counter and making food. We weren’t waited on for 10 minutes. I used the bathroom while we waited. The urinal had a plastic trash bag over it. The bathroom smelled like urine. When we were finally waited on, we were told there were no carts and we’d have to get one from somebody finishing their round. So we waited and everybody who finished up just continued and golfed Hole 1 right in front of us. The lady said they were “making the turn” and they were in front of us. This was after our tee time had already passed. There are only 9 holes so we had no idea how many more people would be “making the turn.” Everybody who was “making the turn” was also going in the clubhouse to get more food and beer. It was 12:40pm and we were at least second in line to tee off, but that still meant waiting for somebody with a cart to finish up. We figured it would be another 30-45 minutes to tee off and so we just left. I told the lady we were leaving and there was no apology or anything. I will never go back, and I don’t think you should ever go there either.

This should not be a golf course. Absolutely awful. Fairways are dirt, dead grass, and crab grass. Greens are just destroyed. The tee boxes are basically non existent. Overall awful course

I lost more balls in the fairway because it hadn’t been cut and it was all clover then I’ve ever lost in my entire golf career.

Course was in good shape, but the layout was a little confusing.

This was a fun and challenging course. Continuous rolling hills course wide will challenge anyone. It is a 10 hole course I believe. Once you make the turn you play the blues tees. Fairways are non existent everything is rough. Layout is confusing for the first time. But I will definitely play again. Learning how to play different conditions can’t be a negative.