Green Crest Golf Club

I scheduled a 10:12am tee time on a weekday morning. I did not tee off until 10:31. There was no starter so we had to play behind a group of 8. We had to start on the back which is a short par 4. You have to wait for them to clear the green in order to hit your second shot. Hole 12 is a par 3 where we had to wait 15 minutes for all 8 players to tee off.

The course is in nice shape because of all the recent rain however it is also very wet. Nothing that they can do about that. I would not recommend playing this course if you want to have a rhythm and need to play under 5 hours.

Course is in horrible shape. Dandelions EVERYWHERE. No water in the restrooms. Carts have to be 30 yrs old. Don’t waste $50. Miserable experience.

I've played this course for years and the best time to play is before mid-June when it gets hot and dry. They do not have irrigation, so they rely 100% on rain to water. After June, the fairways and majority of the greens get burnt out.

I played yesterday and despite having great weather the past 3-4 days, the tee boxes and fairways hadn't been mowed in days. Fairways looked like "first cut" or "fringe", tee box grass had started seeding on top meaning they hadn't been mowed in a while.

Fairways are lined with singe row of tree's so if you're not hitting fairways 100% of the time, you have to watch that golfers on other holes aren't taking your ball. This is by far the worst course in the area for this. This is always my last choice of courses when looking for tee times. Take that for what it's worth.

Overall, it was a great round of golf. The course was in decent shape and the pace of play was acceptable. We did wait at each tee box for about 10 minutes. The course was fairly easy to play. If you're looking for a once in a lifetime course, this isn't it but nonetheless I will play it again.

My first time playing green crest wasn’t a great one. Patrons and staff were unfriendly, course was in rough shape, and the carts felt extremely dated.

All of that has flipped.

Aside from the hurricane that turned the golf course into a swamp (at no fault of the golf course), everything was so much better. Staff was so friendly and personal, the fairways and greens were beautiful (although the fairways were a little high, but again, we had just gotten 6 days of rain so I’m sure they’re doing their best), the golf carts have been retrofitted with touchscreen displays that play music and have fly overs of the holes(!!)

While the swampy conditions made play rather difficult I have very little negative to say. This place certainly turned itself around and isn’t a bad course.

The course was in great condition for being this late in the year. A lot of leaves to contend with but the staff were working tirelessly to clear the fairways.

This is a pretty nice course. My partners problem is the noise from the highways. Oh well

Fairways were hard and dry, though webhave had drought lik weather the last few months which may account for this ....pace ofplay is slow. Nice course to play for the price .

Course maintained well. Sand was the best we have seen in years.

If you’re looking for an enjoyable round of golf, steer clear of Green Crest Golf Course. My recent experience there was nothing short of a disaster, thanks to the unprofessional and frankly, rude behavior of the course ranger, Bob. We were playing with two new golfers, averaging a reasonable 15-minute pace per hole. There was a slow group ahead of us, and the group behind us was playing from the gold tees (slowing down the course even more), yet Ranger Bob decided to single out our group for no apparent reason.

Instead of managing the course efficiently, he harassed us as if we were the ones causing delays, completely ignoring the bigger issue ahead and behind us. For the $50 price tag, you’d expect some level of courtesy and common sense, but all we got was a miserable experience and a ranger on a power trip. There are plenty of nicer courses in the area for the same or even lower price, where you’re treated with respect and allowed to actually enjoy your round. Skip Green Crest and find a course where the staff knows how to properly manage play.

If you’re looking for a relaxing day of golf, do yourself a favor and avoid Green Crest Golf Club at all costs. Our recent experience was ruined by the most condescending and overbearing ranger we’ve ever encountered—Bob, I’m looking at you.

Despite playing at a solid pace of 15 minutes per hole, we were repeatedly harassed about holding up the groups behind us. Mind you, the groups in front of us were the real cause of any slowdown. But instead of managing the situation fairly, Bob decided to zero in on us. To make things worse, the group behind us was playing from the gold tees—so clearly, they had no business pushing anyone.

By the time we finished the front 9, things took an even more ridiculous turn. Bob demanded we split up our group and insisted we play from different tees. At that point, the day was already ruined by his bossy, over-the-top attitude.

The course itself is nothing special, and with treatment like this, the price to play here is ridiculous. Save yourself the frustration (and money)—there are plenty of other courses in the area where staff actually know how to treat customers. Green Crest? Never again.

The conditions of the course are immaculate. Props to your Greenskeepers! First time playing here and will be back again. Price seemed a little high for a mid-week/twilight round and older golf carts, but I understand how much it costs to keep the course looking the way it does, so that's a fair balance.