The Divide Golf Club

I play from shortest men's tees. The course is much harder from longer tees.

It's a nice layout with friendly staff. Unfortunately, the owners/management are not investing money appropriately.

The. greens are in bad shape, and play very slow. The tee boxes often have no grass, and you get tight lies even in the middle of the fairway. Bunkers have loose dirt, not sand.

It wouldn't take much to improve this course tremendously, but until some improvements are done, it's not much fun playing.

I have been playing this course for the last 10 years and it was in the worst shape I have ever seen it. I not talking about the greens, I expected them when I booked my rounds, but the tee boxes and fairways were in bad shape. On several tee boxes we were moved up (playing Whites), to make shaft boxes that were not even level. Fairways weer rough in some parts and good in others, but not up to this courses best. Hoping that it is because of the rain we had the past weeks and the course will improve as the season gets going.

The divide is a decent track with some character but time has not been kind. I played here 15 years ago and the course was in great shape. Ownership and management changes have taken its toll. The range is a giant patch of dirt. The course is over grown with weeds and patchy at best. The greens had just been aerated and were in fair condition. The fairways and the tees need to be nuked and start over, just unacceptable, even for a cheap public course. Driving down the middle of the fairway is extremely bumpy and you can't tell where the fairway ends and rough begins. Be careful where u step since the course is over run with fire ant hills. And to top it off, 5 hour round. I cannot recommend this course.

Generous fairways on some, shot placement needed on others. I liked this course, it fit my eye. Greens had just been aerated, but putted decent.

Over the last few years this course is slowly becoming a dog track. The greens are in horrible shape, with weeds growing on some of them. This used to be a great place to play. They are still charing good money, but it doesn't look like any of the money goes back into the course. What a shame.

The Divide Golf Club has a great layout and the potential to be a great golf course. Even though I experienced "winter" conditions at the course, it was in much worse shape than other courses I've played in the area. I've always had the impression that they only care about "making a buck" instead of investing their money into maintaining the course. It's really a shame since the course is situated in a beautiful neighborhood. I won't be going back until the owners figure out how to run a golf course. Very disappointed.

Always have a great time playing the Divide. Looks like they are making an effort to improve the course conditions by adding sand to the bunkers and aerating the fairways to alleviate muddy conditions. Other courses in the area should do the same especially Olde Sycamore. Hopefully this strategy will pay dividends. I would like them to consider overseeding the tee boxes with rye grass in the cooler months as they were quite bare and sandy (easy to lose your footing). Snack bar had a bunch of out of date snacks for sale which should never happen. All in all for the money spent, above average experience.

Very friendly and helpful staff, greens were in terrible shape. Not very impressed with course condition, from what I had heard I expected better.

I am new to the area, but I had heard from many people that this course fell on hard times over the last couple years, but recently changed management, and is trending upward.

I played nine holes here about six months ago (front nine), and thought the place was much better from an amenities standpoint (good practice facilities), compared to the course itself.

This time, I was paired with three members, and they raved about the new management. The course was in much better shape, and I am much more impressed now that I have played the entire 18 hole course. IMO, the best holes are in the middle stretch of the course.

Greens are still needing some work (apparently they had issues with kids riding dirt bikes on the course), but where they don't need that sort of repair, they roll and look great!!

A very solid track overall. You won't find it on a "five best to play" in Charlotte list yet, but its a challenging course (though greens) that from all accounts is getting in better and better condition.

Worth playing for sure!

Been playing the Divide for many years and it's as good as ever. Great job to the grounds keepers! Course is awesome. Thank you.

The course has improved tremendously.

I'm visiting from Colorado and used to live on Charlotte 8 years ago. Wanted to play Divide for ol' times sake and although I enjoyed being out w my buddy, the Divide left some disappointments. The course conditions were disappointing. Some parts of the fairways were bare and around the greens were thin and/or muddy. Tee boxes left some room for better manicure.

Staff was excellent and I enjoyed playing in the Charlotte area again. We are playing 3 rounds over 3 days, so looking fwd to more golf!

This is a lovely course. the 18th hole is a killer. We had a great deal from Golf Now, so I wouldn't complain. The front nine was closed, and i don't know if that was indicated until I received my receipt. If it was, I missed it. It was no problem though. We just played the back nine twice. We had the course to ourselves. It was muddy but nothing can be done about that.

The was in alright condition. The green were slow and kinda eaten up with divot marks. The tee boxes are a work in progress but the reviews I had read before the round had said the same thing so I knew what I was getting in to there. Still had a god time.