Longleaf Golf & Family Club

Mostly flat. Well kept. Nice choice for lunch. Has some homes skirting fairways, so ability to hit straight a plus.

The staff was excellent. Already had my printout and confirmed the ttee time. Range bal bag a little on the small side. But the course was in great shape. Greens were pristine and smooth to the roll.
Course is still very challenging. Bunkers in great shape also.
A very enjoyable day.

The front nine was open and average. The back nine was through the woods, interesting and more challenging. Greens were not consistent.

Very nice course layout. Enjoyed my round there. Will likely play it again if in the area.

Golf now has a lot of good deals for this course. Front nine completely wide open but gets a little tighter on the back nine. Bigger greens and kind of tough to read, pretty sandy but it is match. Played last 2 years and like the course enough to keep coming back. Lots of play so can be kind of slow at times, but with no one in front we played in less then 3 hours. Lot of courses in the area but with the openness of the front nine its a confidence builder for one of the first rounds of the season.

We had a great experience at Longleaf. Play was slow so we joined up with the group in front of us who happened to be an LPGA pro and her husband. She played from the same tees as us and needless to say she spanked us. They were great company and we had a great time playing with them and even more fun hearing her ride her husband. I still don't like getting beat by a girl but over all it was a great experience.

Greens had been aerated, which probably explains the great price, but we're still playable. Tees and fairways excellent for the time of year (Feb).

We're behind a couple of slower groups, but they let us through.

I played with heavy fog. So I can't find the green. If there was course map, I can better play.

The time of year made it tough to appreciate the course fully.

Good layout with sufficient challenge for all level players to enjoy a great round of golf.

Good layout with sufficient challenge for all level players to enjoy a great round of golf.

Pro Shop Staff very welcoming. Range tee area in poor condition....no over-seeding for winter. Irrigation runoff on back nine created muddy areas around most greens which meant approach shots short of greens often plugged. Back nine very tight with houses and large trees.

The cart staff brought a cart down to our vehicle but there was a bag drop available. The Pro Shop staff was very helpful. Got us out ahead of time, gave us an overview of the course, identifying any challenging holes and how best to play them. The front nine is relatively flat and easy to play and the back nine has more holes carved through the trees but they still were not too difficult. The greens were good but a little furry and slower than we were used to. There were ball washers on every hole but unfortunately they were dry. The on-course facilities were clean and well situated. The carts were good but they had no GPS. All in all, the course was fun to play and a very good value for the money.

Another great course from Dan Maples. The front nine is open with some elevation change, with many features from the old horse training days incorporated into the layout. The back nine begins with a downhill hole leading you into a totally different landscape. The holes have more elevation change and are much tighter.