Grantwood Golf Course

Good condition on the course. Only thing I had issues with-if you have a lot of sand traps as part of your layout, you should make the sand playable. Most were like concrete or muddy. Understandable if it rained all week, not the case. Overall, fun course to play, would definitely recommend and play again.

Grantwood is always a favorite to play. Grass green and freshly cut, cart path only but still easy to keep up with your ball. Still in great shape after all the past rain. Friendly staff and always clean inside the club house. I would play this course any day of the week. KEEP UP TO GREAT JOB.

Grantwood is a pleasure to play. It’s got all sort of elevation and terrain variations. Pace of play is good and we finished 18 in 4hrs. 15 minutes on a weekend. The course is very well maintained. It was fun!!

Nice always in good shape greens are great i reccomend

I always enjoy playing Grantwood, course has a nice layout and was in good condition...bunkers were even playable, so it can only get better as the heat come...keep up the great job

I play Grantwood 6+ times a year and have never been disappointed. There are a lot of elevation changes, numerous risk - reward shots and some holes you have to play them as the course architect designed them, or you’ll be in trouble, tee to green.

The course is very well maintained - cudos to the grounds management team and administrative staff!!

Course was wonderful but being a beautiful day in November we got what was expected. Slow play. To the point we had 2 groups on the tee for hole 5 and 6 while there was a group on the box in the fairway and on the green. That’s 5 groups on 1 hole. We played 9 and got a rain check. Staff was fantastic in the clubhouse though. I don’t think they have any rangers.

Grantwood is a golf course with perhaps 6 -8 real golf holes and 10 - 12 goofy holes that favor short hitters and those who enjoy pitch and putt. There are way too many holes where a stream and waste area is place where a decent drive would land. There are perhaps 2 holes where there are bunkers in front of the green which allows lower skilled players to run the ball up or steal a par with a good pitch. It is no a players course by any stretch of the imagination. If your a lower handicapper, invest your time and money into Punderson, Boulder Creek, Mannikiki or Stone Water. Your better off skipping this course.

If you are a beginner, this is the course for you! It's long enough to get your strokes in. Fairways are just wide enough for a beginner, yet challenging enough for an average golfer, The greens are not difficult, but just enough to make it interesting, If you are tired of executive 9 hole courses, this is the one for you!