Charles T. Myers Public Golf Course

This was my first time playing this course. The layout is wide open and most holes forgiving. The staff was really nice. The course needs a little tender loving care but being a municipal course it’s to be expected (played Harry L Jones for years!). The only disappointment was the aerated greens. It was like playing on a plinko board. I felt the prices should have been a little lower as you couldn’t putt at all. I will go back.

Course is in okay shape. The greens are not in the best shape yet and are under some maintenance making it a tough place to make putts. Aside from that the course was fine, wide open fairways and some cool par 3’s. Good course for game improvement players.

They allegedly aerated the greens 3 weeks prior, but looked like they did so the day before since they didn’t top dress with sand. Personally never seen that before, but nonetheless, really should be offering a pretty significant discount when they green conditions are that poor. Trying to save some money that equates to poor conditions and then squeeze every dollar you can out of your customer at the same time is wild.

Only got in the first 9 due to a severe rainstorm. Got a paper for a raincheck but they wouldn’t issue a refund for the second 9. I paid for the group and now I’m out over $100 as I only got my group to pay me half.

Enjoy playing in the 70’s 70 degrees nice and sunny 😎

I played a Charles t myers on 4/26/25 and they were doing some aerated the greens wasn’t bad but I know a lot of people might not play there because it’s like that but it wasn’t bad tho

You never know how poor the course will be until you show up to play.

The previous management company - Ratcliffe - was MUCH better than the current people.

The course was in MUCH better condition, the PERKS program was much better.

And the fees were lower.

Mecklenburg County - in it's bureaucratic wisdom - discarded an excellent entertainment value for a few more bucks in their pocket. 99% of the members would have gladly paid a little more if money was the issue.

But you know government people are always smarter than the end user and now they have given us a much less valuable experience.

Yes, people will still play - it is a convenient location, but why fix something that was not broke - especially if the fix made the experience worse.

Played this week and course is coming back to normal, space of play was great for Saturday, very friendly starter named Kenny !!!

The ranger was kind of rude.

the greens are very bad with weeds affecting your roll; fairways are still showing the bare, tight lies from winter; and majority of tee boxes have been torn up

First time playing on holes - have been playing in FL on all Par 3 courses

Great employees, super friendly!

Going to try for once a week 😀

I’ve played this course a dozen times or so, and typically find it to be fun and fair, but the conditions most recently were awful. The greens were covered in grass specs and the bunkers were unplayable. I understand it’s January and so the conditions will suffer a bit, but I was forced to pay the same fee I’d pay for golf in Mid May, and that’s just silly. I won’t be returning in the winter unless the fees change. Winter pricing is key for a place that isn’t putting money into the course over the off season!

Course was a bit wet but otherwise in great shape. Enjoyed the pace of play and friendly staff. Would definitely recommend and will be playing again.

I’ve been playing this course for over 30 years. In years past this has been one of those courses that you can say was a great value for your $$. The greens were always in decent shape and rolling true despite being a muni. I won’t be able to say that anymore. The greens are in awful shape (browns vs greens). Putting is a rollercoaster hit and pray scenario. Bunkers are a mess with no rakes (back 9 has all bunkers ground under repair). Tee boxes are roached and the fairways aren’t much better. Finally and my real reason for writing this is the change in staff. You could always count on a warm smile and a helpful person to be there in the pro shop. They’ve been replaced by the new regime and are quite the opposite of friendly. I’ll be going to the divide or another course from now on. Put this one on the same list as old sycamore and other local courses as “used to be good and now not worth the money.”