Tree Top Golf Course

Fun and challenging, several very unique holes, staff have always been friendly and accommodating

I've played at Tree Top numerous times. I thoroughly enjoy playing on this course, it offers a unique challenge to me where I have to play my longer irons or hybrid/woods.

If you're looking to play this course, wait until it isn't so dry, and the greenskeepers have time to keep up and maintain the course better. I went, and the course was in very rough shape from fairways, tee boxes, and even some putting greens were struggling.

Also, the employee in the pro shop on 8/12 was SUPER nice. Very helpful and insightful. Great pace of play throughout the evening.

I had a blast playing this course and honing my game in. I would definitely recommend anyone looking to learn or just getting in to golf to play here.

Well designed course that was loads of fun to play

Great course for the Monday. Good layout, Staff, and great play speed. Fairways are dry dry dry in the summer.

Course was okay, staff seemed to have a problem with everyone and everything. The first young lady w glasses who checked us in was very friendly and understanding. The ranger had an attitude when we got to the first tee directly after the group that went out before us, said the course was “booked full” for the day claiming we were late for our time even though we were there early, just to see him playing alone by the time we were on the third hole. Normal public course conditions though and was decent for the deal we got. Bad staff attitude definitely turned us away.

Lots of trees, narrow fairways, long par threes - lot's of fun

Good little mini exec course. Challenging enough but good for beginners too. Only downside here is there is never a ranger and pace of play can be terrible at times. You can get stuck behind some of the slowest groups ever at this place. Just really hit or miss

I have reviewed this course before, today was better than other times. Course still needs to be better manicured. Greens are ok, fairways could not be distinguished from the rough which eats balls like candy. Thankfully I found as many balls as I lost in the thick rough. I really hate losing balls when you knew exactly where they landed. That being said it was still enjoyable enough to not rate the course as bad. As others have mentioned, holes are strange, par 3 range from 160 to 270 yards which the later is more of a pro length than an executive course. All in all with a little more TLC this course could be a excellent challenging shorter course that can be played in 2 hours (if there are no slow pokes in front of you.)

The lady at the front said must be 21+ for a cart. She was disrespectful and was smoking a cig more than doing her job. Course was so backed up and in bad condition. Such a waste of money