Crossings at Grove Park, The

Each hole is unique and very fun to play

Front 9 very different back

We played here for the first time on 8/9/21 and had a great time. Staff were very friendly and the course was in great condition. Greens were fluffy but it made attacking the pin very fun and easy. Challenging layout with a lot of dog legs and strategic shots have to be thought out and executed, but overall it is still a forgiving course with open fairways. We will be back to the Crossings!

First time playing and the course was fairly nice. Fairways are in shape, rough is a little challenging and long. The greens were a bit bumpy but nothing too bad. Overall we had a good time and I would return here and there, especially at lower rates. Compared to the area I’d say I’d feel good paying $40-45 for a round and would definitely be playing around the $35 mark

Greens, fairways, and most tees were the best there in years. Bunkers were the worst in years - just pull it out and hit from nearby.

First time playing here. Lot of draw shots on front 9 and cut shots on the back 9. The clubhouse attendee was phenomenal. Pace of play was great. Tee boxes great condition and we’re favorable greens with true reads. Sand traps are wel below avg but just stay out of them they are not big. No cart girls. Really enjoyed the round. It is a difficult course for 1st time players with knowing right clubs to hit. Would play again.

Staff was super friendly. Pace of play was excellent for a Sunday mid-morning round. Course in really good shape, except greens seemed to be overly soft. Had a couple balls plug, and no heavy rains past couple days. Layout is fun for the “technical golfer.” If you’re more inclined to “grip it and rip it,” you’ll be in for a long round.

Played on July 23, 2021 which was the first time back to this course in 5 years. The course was in amazing shape and we got thru the round in 3.5 hours. Carts were brand new and the staff were very riendly. The greens were perfect. Can’t believe it was only $35. I will be back reals soon!

Boston Kohn

Golf course was in very good condition. Fairways and greens in excellent shape. Staff was friendly.

It took me a couple arounds to figure out The Crossings, but now every time I play it, I enjoy it more. It’s always in very good condition - fairways, tea boxes, and greens, sand traps, too! Lots of variations off the tea depend on what tees you play. The one down side is there is no driving range, but I understand that is due to available space. Have you guys ever thought about adding at net and some practice mats where you just hit directly into the net? Maybe towards the back of the parking lot? At least it would be a way to hit a few balls and loosen up. I really enjoy The Crossings and will continue to play it!

I’ve always enjoyed playing here when I lived closer. I hadn’t been there in a couple three years. Still a great track that’s not too long but challenging. Great work by all the staff. On the course, cart girl Britain and the 19th hole. Cheers!

Waited 10 mins on each hole. At times 4 groups backed up on each hole. I believe tooany groups booked on the weekend and a afternoon at that

Typically don’t play this course once mid-summer hits because greens get too beat up from people not fixing ball marks and being bent greens they have to keep them soft which makes it worse. It’s getting that way again but not too bad. And the fairways are in the best shape I’ve seen in years. Got a hot deal on 5th for under $25 which made it even more worthwhile. Course was busy but wasn’t that long of a round (4 hrs).

Course was in great condition, considering local volume. Nice soft greens if you like divots. Fairways in great shape. Maybe need to kill some of the poison ivy in the woods, or I could probably try to keep my ball in play.