Crossings at Grove Park, The

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.

Ball placement is important on many holes. Was enjoyable round except for the heat. Will be back to beat today's score

Everything at Crossings is all around solid. Nice fairways, good bunkers, good greens, and reasonable greens fees. Carts are starting to get a little dated but it’s not a dealbreaker. Nice to see the beverage cart making the rounds again. Pace of play was a little slow at one point during today’s round but overall very good and will definitely be coming back.

Course is fair and playable. Unfortunately, the staff didn’t seem to monitor pace of play which was terrible. Our cart died after 10 holes.

Course is in great shape right now and staff is the best. Will be playing routinely.

The course didn't take care of the pace of the play. Very disappointing.

Not sure if it was worth $50 for the round. Maybe $35.

Great course, but water the tee box because it was hard to get a tee in the ground

Not long, but narrow. Trick approaches to greens. Have to use shorter clubs and lay up on several holes. Each hole entirely separate from others and with trees all around. Several holes have water that comes into play. Tees are rough, fairways ok, but greens are good—not very fast but with a smooth roll and contours that require careful reads. Rather untidy all around, but good golf.