Armitage Golf Course

Fantastic day of golf at Armitage this past Tuesday. For a public course it is in incredibly great shape. I recommend you give it a try if you haven't played Armitage before.

Amazing staff, price and course. Payed 18.50 for 18 with a cart. Loved the layout and it being a challenge without being over the top.

Most local courses have suffered immensely (several I've played were swamps) during this extremely wet year and Armitage is better than most. Played several time this year and i think if we have a mild winter and a drier spring, the course should be back in its prime by mid 2019.

I have played here before and am familiar with course, however I’m not sure which was worse yesterday - the ‘starter’ (who also was cleaning carts)’ or the pace of play. The starter had an attitude when we sat by hole 1 thinking we were next because there were no other golfers around. We were rudely hollared at instrad of him coming down to explain and told there was another group in front of us.

Pace of play was terrible of pace of play could not be kept up with 8 min apart the perhaps they should put more time between t times. Singles and doubles were going out instead of teaming them up together. I invited two different groups to join ours and they declined. The course should be putting them together.

The positive to this was that I had my grandson with me and I am trying to teach him golf etiquette so it was certainly a teaching opportunity!

Starter was a very unpleasant person and should work to increase his patience with customers and sharpen his social skills. This behavior discourages my continued motivation to schedule further play at this course.

For all the rain we have had the course was in great condition.

To many young player with girl frinds and young groups that don’t play the game much. For a course the books a lot of players in a day. When it takes five hours or so to play 18 it’s not enjoyable. Very nice course.

The pace was slow because of the group in front of us. A short course, but you better hit it straight, as most fairways are lined with trees on both sides. A trip into the trees almost always requires a punch out. The course is well maintained, and is in amazingly good shape for a busy municipal course. Overall, a great course for the price. I've played higher price courses in much worse shape than Armitage.

Course was in good condition, except for the greens. These were poor. There shouldn't be aeration marks in the middle of June. The ball's were wobbling and bouncing, not rolling true. Not worth the 46$

Very good course but gives a bonus for good shot placement and penalizes hard for missed shots. People were losing balls in the rough. Greens weren’t bad. Overall pretty well kept. Looking forward to playing again.

After all the rain from the night before the course was in fantastic shape. Well maintained and looked fantastic

Course is well maintained for excellent golf experience

Not a bad course for the money. Fairly straight forward. Not long. Play was very slow on a Sunday afternoon, but not sure that is typical. Greens in good shape but very very slow. Overall not bad for the $$.

Course is short, less than 6000 yards, but mature pines and other trees line most holes. So accuracy off the tee is a must. Course in very good condition.

I enjoyed the round. First time to play. Pace was a little slow. Started on the back 9. By 14, we had caught the high schoolers that were playing 9 holes to qualify for this years' team. A little slow from there through 18 but good pace thereafter.

The course is very well manicured, attractive, clean layout and heavily tree'd. It is also very short. A little under 6,000 from the tips. This would frustrate a long hitter. Or maybe not. 4-6 of the holes are, or are very nearly drivable. Not necessarily a problem but could slow play if it was busy.

Probably wouldn't go back because of the shortness of the course but everything else was very nice! No other issues whatsoever!

P.S. great food and cold beer at the restaurant!