Olde Mill Golf Course

Played Monday - early afternoon - Thought it would not be busy. Pace of play awful - Only played 7 holes and left. On hole 7 there was 4 groups on the hole - two in the fairway - 2 at tee box. Management off tee times needs improvement. Need to pair people up more.

Olde Mill Golf Course continues to improve the conditions of the Course, the Golf carts and now GPS added to the carts. The clubhouse, restaurant and bar also continues to improve. We had a great day1

Tee boxes were in horrible condition had to tee it up outside the box markers, broken tees everywhere! Standing water on the greens! I say the back was in much better condition than the front but both were beat.

Awesome round of golf for the money. Would absolutely come back

Since the newer stewardship, a vast better experience. Friendly staff, good carts and plenty of libations. Course is in noticeably better shape than last year, but it's a long road to greatness for a municipal course. Greens were inconsistent and the firmness helps the shorter hitters get some extra distance. The true ask is to help those tee boxes. They are torn up, but with the traffic through there, it's not surprising. Great work in the right direction!

Course recently underwent an ownership change and the new owners have been working on fixing up the place. It’s getting there. Conditions are much better than a couple years ago. However, the fairways are still in somewhat rough condition and you need a hammer to get your tee into the ground on the tee boxes. Greens are in pretty good shape, though they are incredibly slow due to how long they are cut.

Overall, this is still a fine course for the price and it is slowly improving. Wouldn’t take a client or someone you’re trying impress here but it’s good for a casual round with friends

Showed up to play as a single - big mistake. I have done this before,but you have to time it right. This course had a membership deal for $149. They get every type of golfer. This is not to say that is bad, as all people deserve to enjoy golf. I ended up not even playing. There were two groups on the tee, and two groups on the hole. One group was a foursome that had four teenagers, two girls just learning how to play. All power to them, but if you want a tolerable round of golf, this is not the place..

the bunkers had no sand in them, only dirt with small rocks. There was no soft base, so when you hit the dirt, the club would bounce into the ball, so you either hit in back into the lip and it stayed in the bunker, or you hit the ball with no dirt, and usually hit it over the green. Many of the greens either had depressions or humps where the pin holes had been moved, but the old holes had not been properly tamped down, or filled in to be level with the playing surface.