Mainland Golf Course

The course is what you pay for - and it's decent bang for your buck. Everyone I interacted with was very friendly and helpful. The pace of play was very slow - not sure if this is typical or just the foursome in front of us.

Good course, 4 ball too slow in front, made the game longer than necessary. No steward to move them along.

course is in better than avarage condition. The greens are excellent but very,very slow.

Course is in outstanding condition esp for a sunday afternoon round. Only downside is the bunkers need a little more sand. Great pace of play, finished in about 4 hrs.

Never had a bad time at this course. Always in good shape and nice friendly staff.

Solid course, pretty straight forward layout. A couple blind shots to navigate otherwise pretty basic. The grounds were in good shape but the bunkers need a lot of work (basically dirt traps). Pace of play was very slow, but I played a Sunday afternoon so not too unexpected.

Course is very nice. But on a busy Saturday you must keep you head on a swivel. It seems that the fairways are a tad bit too close.

will play here many times over the next 3 or 4

months.

Nice layout

Good pace of playing time.

I recommend this course

I play Mainland GC a couple times a month. Decent course for the money and a friendly staff. The bunkers need alot of work / very rocky and I could'nt say the last time any new sand was put in. All in all the course is worth playing.

The staff here were rude, maybe I walked in the pro shop at a bad time or maybe they just don't like Asians, either way, not one hello and there were 3 people in that tiny room. Anyway the course layout is pretty horrible, a lot of dog leg left/right and too many short par 4's, doesn't feel like you're playing a good course, more like a second rate course. save money play elsewhere

Aside from the pro shop opening late (5 minutes AFTER my round was to begin) and the greens not being rolled (like rivers from recent rain), the conditions would not keep me from playing here again soon. Can't speak to pace of play as we were first tee time on a Sunday.

Enjoyed a very pleasant afternoon. Course is in great shape and the greens were very consistent. Would definitely play here again.

Had lunch before playing and the food was excellent.

I played poorly but I still didn't dislike this course. The track is somewhat short but doesn't really feel that way with the layout and green undulations.

The tees, fairways and greens were in pretty good shape. This early in the season it's always a gamble regarding the condition of the local courses but Mainland seems to do a good job keeping the track playable... except for the sand traps. I read a review before playing this course that mentioned rocks in the sand traps. I can confirm that there are indeed rocks (or maybe just small stones) in the sand traps and they were not in good shape. Hardpack and small stone made it nearly impossible to get out cleanly.

The staff, especially the starter, was very friendly. The starter let me and my buddy go off as a twosome even though there was a twosome starting just ahead of us. I think he picked up on the differences in our groups and figured we'd play better separately. And since it was a weekday in the early season, we probably wouldn't slow anybody down.

We didn't sample the off course amenities so I can't comment on those features.

I I hope to play this course again later this year and see if my game and the traps are in better shape.

p.s. - Be careful on the par 5 second hole. It's a dogleg right up a hill, then down to the flag. It can be reached in 2 by long hitters but you really need to see the green before your 2nd/3rd (approach) shot. It's a scary green that falls off in back and has a bunker protecting the right front. Good luck!

Enjoyable course, well maintained.

This course would be so much better if the bunkers did not have rocks and dirt in them

Ace if play ridiculously slow. No ranger to push the hackers along! But worse thing were all the two foot wide soccer ball cups all over the course and the ridiculous flags!!!! Bush!!!! Wundmills next time?

I took advantage of a hot deal off golfnow. This created a great value for 18 holes of golf with a cart. 14 bucks for a Friday in October. I played the white tees which made the course a bit short for me. The blue tees didn't look too much further back from the white, but I should of played the backs. The course does have some challenges, bunkers being the most prominent. The starter in the club house told me to stay out of those and he wasn't kidding. Sand was soft but very thin as far as how much was in the bunker. The greens were in good shape and would putt true. Some of the undulations and pin positions made for a challenging read and downhill puts were fast. I had my ball out of position a few times due to my first time being on the course. Overall it was a good experience and I will definitely be back if I can score another deal and due to its convenient location for me. I'm a 7 handicap and will be back to try and score a bit better the next time.

we previously enjoyed this course but will never go back and that sucks because they have the most attractive cart girl on any course word wide plus she is very friendly and works all morning early unlike most But our main issue was the course was only worried about soccer golf dug giant holes in fairway in front of the greens and were driving right in front of us on our approach shots to install flags (the staff)

Have been playing this course all spring and summer. I find the course in very good shape, even with the numerous heat waves we have been having all summer. The weekday special before 7am is a great value, Only $28. I have played several rounds under 3 hours at this time of day. You can't go wrong with this course. It is not very long, but does have several greens that are a challenge. Give it a try!