Sweetbriar Golf Club - Legacy 18

Overall, course was in good shape. The green ran very true and average pace!

Well maintained course. Greens in great shape though the course is overplayed in my opinion. Fair course with some challenging holes.
Major drawback is the almost always painfully slow pace of play.
I played behind 2 foursomes of elderly ladies. Ranger would come by me and watch and say nothing. Played in 3:45. Would have been through in 3 or less had the ladies let me play through.

Great course for the money. The pace of play was very slow. No ranger assistance to speed up play. I would recommend this course to others.

Cool windy day on a very well maintained course. Early AM tee time and played in just under 4 hours. Greens were rolling a good clip. Fairways and rough in great condition. Enjoyable round would certainly encourage play here

Course was for the most part in pretty good shape. Some tee boxes were under construction which made some of the holes real short. On 1 par 4 I had to tee off with a PW as the boxes was moved up so far ahead and it was a dog left Right with trees covering the bend.

Nice club house. Course was as expected. Play was pretty slow as it was Memorial Day. Greens in good shape as were the fairways. "Construction " on at least 5 holes.
Staff friendly and helpful. Could never find the Cart Girls and they were out as we saw them on distant holes.

course was in really good shape, fairly challenging and staff was friendly

been to Sweeetbriar before ,it's always been in nice shape. the staff was extremely cordial and polite

The greens were aerated, but it's hard for me to complain considering I paid $24 for 18 and a cart. In mid-season, it's my understanding that 18 and a cart is priced around $55+

The rest of the course was in pretty good shape. Some of the bunkers have been taken out, which I believe takes away from the character and challenge of the golf course. The 6th hole needs to be redone to be closer to it's original playability.

There was no mention of it, but the greens were plugged and sanded, and not rolling true at all. It was a nice day and had the course to ourselves. The fairways were mostly average, with some areas needing work. Tee boxes were in good shape. Seems like most of the effort goes into the Legacy course. Probably worth the $10-$15 bucks more to play Legacy.

This course was in great condition for early May. There are several water hazards, par 3s, and par 5s. Good your if you are trying to challenge your golf game

The greens were recently aerated so putting was impossible.

Course is always a great course to play. Greens are always in great condition.

I think their regular rates are in the mid $60.00s per round w/cart

I got this for $28 with the Golf Now website

For $28 yes / For $60+ no

FYI
They allow 5-somes / beware

Found a hot deal to play a local favorite. Pretty open course, nice greens. Not much as far as elevation changes. No cart girl on a Saturday? Unacceptable.

a little less effort from legacy and tad into sweetbriar would be nice.

Overall, the course was in good shape for mid-April as well as having had an inch + rain a few days earlier. The fairways were in very good shape. There was quite a bit of standing water, but you generally had to be off the beaten path to be impacted by it. The greens were a bit slow, but putts rolled true. It was a great value with a $19.99 hot deal (don't expect to see that again). The course will only get better as the weather improves.

Greens were in great shape for this time of the year. Definitely not the course to play when carts are not allowed off paths. It is too bad that walking is not allowed on Legacy. Course should provide sand for fixing divots and on tee boxes of par 3.

All in all a good day but slow play is a constabt at this course.

Greens were firm and for the most part very healthy for it being this early in spring. Can't wait to see how it looks in a month

Good greens , challenging for all levels . 5 sets of tees