The 500 Club

Very good course

Suggestions practice Tee could use a little more leveling

I've played this course many times and I've never seen it look so poorly maintained.....especially on a Sunday/Weekend. Most of the front nine greens were covered with unrepaired ball marks and rolled poorly. The fairways had spots of weeds growing. And the grass just off the fairway was over ankle deep in many spots. This course used to be very well maintained. It has fallen off recently and if things aren't addressed soon it could take a toll in the long term.

Great layout , but for their price no golfing amenities, not even a ball washer on course, all par 3s hitting from mats, greens were littered with alot of debris, and pin placements of dead pin spots you'll see a dozen to over 20 every hole, definitely gone downhill since it was larkin , they only care about the bar and restaurant. Wouldn't pay more than 30 for this course, rockbarn , cedarbrook are much better

Same layout as the coursehasbeen for decades, which is great. Diesnt need any layout changes.

Rrstaurant, bar area and hitting bay additions were done very well.

Grest staff.

Play is SLIW. As in 3 hours for 10 hokes so i left. Golfers have got to learn to play fastet and the only way they will is by courses forcing the issue. 500 club has a sign on the carts about issuing warnings for slow pace...as in its Nascar owners wanting a fsdt pace. But i never saw a single notice. Slow play isnt so much this courses problem as it is an iverall golf problem in general.

Glen Dornoch in Myrtle Beach is same way. Grest staff, grezt layout but i wont play there because of bismal slow play.

I'll try 500 Club once more but if its this slow again it will be my last tine there.

Great layout with plenty of elevation changes. It opens up after the first few holes. The houses on the course aren't super close, but if you are easily distracted, they may bother you. Staff was friendly and attentive. Loved the clubhouse and practice green. The greens were LIGHTNING fast, but when the Bermuda comes out of domancy and fills in, this is going to be a great course and one of my regulars.

Liked the layout , greens were fast considering they are killing the greens to redo them , no food available in club house , The staff is awesome . We will return once they finish the renovations.

Enjoyed the course. No D range is unfortunate. Played after some big rains, so wasn't able to play my best, but likes the terrain.

Great play. Little slow move on back 9 Course is under construction new ownership’s making great improvements. Will be closed 2 months and to reopen with great amenities we hear. Highly recommend

Course vs value isn't there anymore compared to many years before , it's definitely not a 30, 40 or 50.00 course , front 9 is ok good shape . But back 9 is going away fast , they don't tell you the work they are doing , fairways are shaved down to nothing ...no fringe or rough , just basically hard weedy ground . Workers on every hole mowing , what I don't know. Needs alot of watering and fertilizer. Course going down hill fast , not worth the money you have to pay. . Pay of play was horrible no rangers , had 2 twosome in front that took 5.5 hrs to play. One group playing from the tips and couldn't even score from the Sr tees. Other group just so extremely slow at everything.

Unless you have played the back 9 at Larkin many times, it is trick and unfair. There are many streams that cross the fairway and because of no experience, blind shots, and hills, you have no idea of what club to hit. You can be a 12 hdcp, hit every drive perfect, and shoot 48 easily.

Maybe give/sell golfers a sheet on what is going on on the back side and suggested clubs to hit and distances. We do enjoy the front side and it is good.

Though still not a fan of its few "quirky" holes (6,7, and 8), overall conditioning of the course is getting more attention. The staff was very friendly, and the re-opening of some amenities and continued property improvements, under new ownership, will further improve the attravtiveness of this venue.

Although there’s construction going on the course and all of the sand traps, essentially are out of play once they’re finished this will be a really nice golf course for the intermediate to advanced golfer. We met with the supervisor and it turns out his daughter was working the cart service, which was excellent for beverages out on the course, which is hard to find nowadays. We would recommend this course to anybody except somebody who really wants to work on their bunker gear, but they should be done I think by mid summer or after summer.

I heard course is under new management and construction. I wasn’t told that when I booked reservations. Were a lot of workers on course while trying to play. One hole there were so many workers we skipped it in fear of hitting someone. The back 9 was like a swamp.

Have played here before and conditions were good. So hopefully the new course will be even better.