Raintree Country Club

It hasn’t rained in weeks and the course was a giant puddle, everywhere was soaking wet. Including puddles on some of the greens. They had just aerated the greens 2 days earlier but no one tells you that. You have to pay FULL price on golf now, only to show up and see the awful course conditions. Haven’t played here in 3 years, and won’t be back after this.

Raintree went through a change in ownership in the last decade and they've been slowly making the necessary changes. Bunkers are still not what I would call playable; they're rocky and usually wet. They've been "reconditioning" their range turf for about 4 years now in 2023, so they have mats out and they're meh. Their practice greens for putting and chipping don't even come close to the same pace as the course, so practicing is purely for movement, not calibration. The layout is alright, as shorter course it's expected to have some quirks with tee box angles, but sometimes it plays like the people putting out the tees and cutting cups haven't played golf in years. Overall, a good track in the afternoons because this isn't a $50 course and the $35 price tag fits substantially better.