Roses Run Country Club

Because of the cold weather, I had the course virtually to myself. Conditions were good for late March. Greens still have aeration dimples, but generally were
still good for putting. Course drained very well for all the snow that melted. The par 4's are still tough for me, but I enjoyed the day.

Friendly staff. Well-groomed course with some very interesting holes. Great value for the money. I really like playing here. A must try, at the very least!

Back 9 was in poor shape.
Needs work
slow play a lot of standing water on back 9
must of watered to long because we have not had any rain for 7 days now.

I looked at photos of this course online as i do with any course i play. Those photos are way off of how nice this course is taken care of. For those that love this game should play this course at lease once. It weaves in and out of a nice housing developement so try not to spray your drives all over the course.
Cons: There are blind spots in some fairways allowing some to tee off into your group.

To shoot in the 70's on this layout you must stay out of the rough which is about 2.5 inches, hit good tee shots on hole 12, 13 and 14 and play the par 3 no.17 wisely, All of the par 5's are challenging, but fun to play.

Front nine easier than back 12,13 and 14 will be a challenge. Cold and raining but can't wait to go back with better weather. Very interesting layout and fun to play.

Love to play this course. Course was in great condition with only a few areas with standing water. Bunkers had plenty of sand and for the most part the greens & fairways were in great shape. Has plenty of challenging holes for the better golfers. Small greens require very accurate shots played into them. Once you get on you'll be faced with tiered greens that will test the best of putters. You need to play well in order to score well here. Staff was very friendly as usual and look forward to coming back.

course was in great shape from tees to greens.
very picturesque. and no one was there.
the only thing lacking was the poor service at the turn.

this course was very well maintained. As well as a very friendly staff and for the price you can't beat it!

Course in great shape, challenging yet playable, great chicken salad sandwich

Great Course, leisurely pace of play with not rushing or pressure.

I have been wanting to play this course for awhile...It down poured the night before so it was cart path only...made it tough to figure out yardages. Greens pretty good shape.

I played 18 holes as a two-some and really liked the course, it was in great condition considering we had heavy rains the night before. They had a sign out saying "Cart Path Only Strictly Enforced", considering we were the only ones adhering to that rule from what I saw that sign was a joke. The only problem with our round and the course was the ranger/starter. He was a pretty gruff guy who I saw ride down the 9th hole cart path once never to be seen again. This was a problem because when we made the turn a twosome who wasn't in front of us had just teed off on 10 and there was another twosome waiting to tee off. I told the twosome to stand aside and let us hit because we were making the turn and he looked at me like I had two heads. We then ended up behind a fivesome that wouldn't let us play through and we waiting on every shot. In addition this fivesome was driving carts all over the place including the aprons of the green. There are a lot of morons who grab some clubs and basically act like jerks on the course, most self-respecting courses and rangers are up to the task of taking control of the situation, but obviously not here.

Great rate. Staff was great. Course was wet due to recent rains but very playable. Greens were a little slow. Rough was thick. Will be going back soon.

I played with my husband who played 18 but I only played 9... the greens were in terrible shape and the fairways were not that great either!!

This is one of the best golf courses to play in terms of golf and value, it is one of my favorites, I just wish it wasn't so far for me to go. They have a party on the patio with a live band every Thursday and if you tee it up around 2 or 3 pm it works out and you will be playing 18 straight into the party and you can't miss having fun.

With a good hot deal this course is hard to pass up. There are a couple really stupid holes on the front nine (4 & 5), but the rest of the course makes up for it. The back nine is great. It poured when we played, had to stop for 30 minutes at the turn to let the weather pass. It was in good shape and played fast.

Heavy rains in the area had made most courses unplayable or CPO at the best. Roses was running 90* a few days after the storms. Some fairways were wet, but really only noticed when replacing my divots and stepping on them with a little extra pressure. Most of the greens had some areas of old damage to them, but they had been aerated and over seeded and appeared to be coming around nicely. Some traps had been washed out by the storms, but were being repaired, the other traps were in very good shape with a quality sand. A large stockpile of sand was visible at the maintenance shed, so I am sure that the traps under repair will be in playable shape soon. The rough on the the three holes on the far side of the Bike & Hike trail was the only area that was not cut to an acceptable height, I'm sure again due to the recent weather conditions.
Bunkering and mounding make it very deceiving and hard to pick out a line of play. That is why unless you are playing with someone who knows the course, spend the bucks and buy the yardage book.
I know that I am looking forward to my second trip around Rose's Run.

I didn't even play this course because the staff was so rude to the people in front of me, I left !! They need a crash course in how to treat potential clients.

Have played the run many times, due to the harsh winter the course has not in good shape, greens are damaged, traps destroyed, if going for the first time, I would wait until July, noticed they are working on repairs. Disappointed but will be back