Quail Crossing Golf Club

First time at this golf course and it will be the last. We started at the back 9. The greens keeper rushed us and told us to play double, because we were going to slow. We felt that we were being rushed and watched and it was hard to enjoy the game. I personally usually like golfing. At the 18th hole, the manager, Michelle Johnson drove up and told us we were 1 hour behind and was so rude and said we didn’t have golf etiquette. Even though we let other golfers go ahead of us. She said she would give us a refund and we didn’t even get to play our other nine holes. Like she was pushing us out and telling us to leave. We will never go back again.

This course has gotten a really bad reputation in the past of lost greens and bare fairways. The course has really turned around. Greens weren't perfect but rolled really nicely and were at a good speed. I really enjoy they layout of this course and it allows for some really fun and creative shots if you look out for them. Most holes give you a good opportunity to make birdies but if you aren't careful you can easily make bogies and doubles. Each par 3 is really well designed. It's a fun course to play, especially for the cost.

My first time to play Quail Crossing in a few years. I knew course conditions had deteriorated under the previous ownership and I didn't have high expectations. However, I was pleasantly surprised by what I saw. Four of the greens (out of the 18) are in poor condition and are going to require a lot of TLC to recover. The remaining greens, tee boxes and fairways are in good condition for this time of year. In discussion with the General Manager after the round, it is evident the owners have a plan to bring the course back into condition. Like many golf courses, money is tight and improvements will come slowly. I would encourage you to support the course while management works to get it back in shape. Golf, food and drink prices are reasonable.

Probably 80% of greens in bad shape. From tee to green is playable. Needs some time to get greens back in playing conditions.

Quail Crossing has made huge strides in the last year and the course is in excellent condition once again. Greens no longer have any weeds in them and are rolling well. They will continue to improve as the weather warms up and the turf gets some sun.

Fairways and bunkers have been addressed and are once again up to par. If you have not played Quail in awhile because of course conditions, try it again, the course has immensely improved.

-Ryan S, Warrior Golf

I played twice out here last week. The course is well on its way back! The bunkers are non existent but the fairways and greens are in great shape. Only one of the greens was not in too good of shape. For 25 bucks you cannot beat this course.

Great course if they can get it back in shape.

I first played Quail Crossing 11 years ago and truly enjoyed the course. It has a great layout and makes you think some off of the tee (accuracy instead of power sometimes). The last few years I have played Quail Crossing once a year to see if it has improved because it is fairly close my house. This year I played it because it was $29 for a weekend round with a cart. The greens were terrible. You were better off missing the green and chipping on. I don't mind putting on slow greens as long as they as are maintained. There were multiple dirt patches on every green. There were multiple ROCKS on several greens. There was a bridge we felt scared to cross. We had to move our balls in the fairway to find a good lie. This course has officially hit rock bottom. $29 is still too much. The best plan for this course is to shut down for a year and make the necessary improvements. I will not be playing Quail Crossing until they tidy the many maintenance issues they have. It's too bad. This used to be a good course, now it's just an embarrassment.

The course was in good shape considering the time of year; however, the greens will need much work come spring to fully fill in and return to excellent condition. Otherwise it was a great time with great weather for February.

The only reason I played here is because it was a hot deal for $14, after fees. I have heard the same story for 3 yrs now about how they are turning things around. Very sad because the layout is very good but conditions are similar to a course that would be going out of business. The local area needs this course to be in good shape. I picked my ball up on over half the greens due to dirt areas. This course and worth $15, with cart and not a penny more.

the greens are the worst I have ever witnessed and some they had crews working on them and were unplayable all dirt

I absolutely love the layout of this course. It winds in and out of woods, has wide and narrow fairways, different elevation shots and many of the greens are tricky but fun. At least they would be if...and here's the rub. These greens are in the worst shape of any I've ever played on. No putt, be it a 20 footer across a slope or a 3 footer straight in could be made without the ball bouncing and kicking one way or another. The bare patches took up almost as much square footage as the green spots and the green spots were full of weeds. My buddy and I agreed that we could move the ball laterally for a straight path to the cup but we only could do that once or twice because there never were any straight paths to the cup. It's a shame because we really like the layout of this course.

Used to be one of my favorite course. Good lay out and challenging but it really isnt worth playing now. Greens are terrible and some of the fairways have piles of dead grass in them. Need to shut down for the rest of year and get their course back to playable conditions.

The worst greens I have ever played on! I would definitely not recommend this course to anyone!

Front nine was closed for aeration and had to play back nine twice. Grass was tall and large clumps of mowed grass in fairways ( balls disappeared in the fairways). Greens were in terrible shape with crabgrass on them and massive bare spots. Very disappointed. Course looks to be on the decline.

I do believe in 20 years of playing this course was in the worst condition I have ever seen, with maybe this course years ago when they didn't inform me that they had just plugged the course.
This poor review is because the course has lost several of thier greens and fiarways, I don't know it was diseaseto the grasses or what, but you couldn't put on the greens with any confidence, and the fairways were bare or covered with unmown weeds. The roughs were so deep you had to be on top of a ball in order to find it. It is flustrating enough to hit into the rough, but to waste time looking for a ball you know is there and not be able to find it is really bad.
I would not recommend this course for at least two years. If i hadn't used Golfnow and prepaid I would have asked for a refund and played elsewhere. It was that bad.

It is a good course and we enjoyoed golf but the course condition was not good at all. Many of green had bare spots and weeds.

Played this course 6 months ago and it was great. After a horrible outing yesterday I was told the course has new ownership. They have ruined the place. Save your money until further notice.

This was once a good course but no longer. Worst conditions I've ever played. Greens are covered in crabgrass and many apear damaged by excessive chemical use. There were so much grass clippings everywhere we we losing balls in fairways and rough. Rough was beyond playable and was 6-8 inches deep in most areas. Again it appeared like very minimal groundskeeping has been done. Complained to staff an d was given s rain check for next spring but I doubt I'll ever go back.