Raleigh Golf Association

Showed up early for our tee time at 11:30, only to find out the course had already run out of golf carts. We were waiting until around Noon for another cart to open up. Spoke to a man who worked at the course, who was unapologetic for the inconvenience. The same person allowed two individuals in two separate golf carts to drive right past him and continue their round after the turn. I had no idea why he wouldn't demand people to consolidate golf carts at that point, with so many people waiting around to play. There was also a starter (who for some unknown reason to me) who was riding around in his own cart, not doing anything helpful. I've played a number of times at RGA, but Saturday was an absolute disaster and I won't soon be returning.

Greens are like hammered dog crap. Bare spots, craters, a million divots not repaired. Not bad otherwise but the greens are trash. It's been a couple years since I played there and I don't remember it this bad but I don't recall honestly. No plan of going there again

Nice Course, bunkers were not worth hitting out of….Needs a little up keep…

Short course that currently has some disease in its greens. It’s basic golf for a little higher than basic cost. Good course for a parent/child.

Good place to play if you are looking for variety with a cheap price tag. No driving range, greens are not in very good condition, but fun course to play. 3 sets of 9 holes gives you a good variety.

I have had very good experiences on this course over the many rounds I have played on it through the years, but I gave up keeping score this time around because the greens (especially on the back 9) were in terrible shape.

They must have some sort of fungal issues with their greens, because the vast majority were covered with large clumps of sand in spots, making it impossible to putt on - resulting in me deciding it was a waste of time to keep score.

The overall condition (besides the greens) of the course was typical RGA, which was good enough. I’ve always enjoyed the laid back attitude of the staff here, and the course is challenging for all skill levels.

I would just expect the greens fees to be reduced with greens in this poor of shape. Golf courses reduce rates when they aerate, so I don’t see why this wouldn’t be the case when the greens are under repair and mostly unplayable.

Course is making some changes which is much needed. New carts are on the way; however, the greens desperately need some TLC. The price is and location are great. If the greens get the care they need it’ll be a great course for all players