Raintree Country Club

60 bucks on the weekend for a course that cannot handle water. 18 bucks for a large bucket of golf balls, mats only. No one at the bar before hand. Go elsewhere.

Played yesterday got paired up with another person had a good time. Course was in nice shape and a fun layout. I had read before playing here about pace of play and they were not lying incredibly slow. We were behind a group for seven holes and finally past them after skipping a hole they never offered to let us pass and looked for balls for 15 minutes a hole in the bushes and the ponds crazy. I mentioned this to a lady in the clubhouse and her reaction took me back. I asked if she could say something and she said what would I need to say. I told her about the backup and that we skipped a hole and she asked do I want to play that hole later ugh. So keep in mind if regulars are playing they will do nothing to speed them along. Good luck to this course won’t be back terrible way to handle paying customers. FYI I did not yell or anything I asked nicely. I told my group what she said and they said they wouldn’t come back terrible customer service oh well lots of other options.

Course has been very well maintained during the drought.

Tee’d off on hole #1 at 12:14, did not get to the 10th hole until 2:50. Hole 10 was stacked with multiple groups. Multiple singles left early due to the pace of play. No ranger was riding around enforcing anything. Course was in an okay condition considering how it’s been in the past.

We love the challenge of playing at Raintree, but the length of the course coupled with the heat of the day nearly did us in. I wish the forward tees were placed to result in shorter total yardage. At 75, even though I’m still a pretty good golfer, the course was too much for me. My 17 year-old grandson can hit the ball a mile, but not always straight. He found the fairways a little tight.