Olde White Oaks Golf Course

I enjoy this course more each time I play. The first two holes are pretty plain- but that is good to get settled into your game- then it gets interesting. Great layout and I found the course to be in excellent condition. Can’t wait to play again on this hidden gem

Played this course a year ago and the greens and fairways were still not quite grown in. Played it again this year and it was the most fun public course I’ve played in the area. The layout demands some creativity and accuracy and accents the surrounding mountains well. The fairways and greens were in great shape for the heat we have had. Pace of play was excellency on a Sunday afternoon. There is a downhill par 3 that still doesn’t have grass on the tee box and they have mats to hit off of-getting some grass on that tee box is the only constructive feedback I would give.

This was my first time playing Olde White Oak, so wasn’t sure what to expect. The staff was friendly and sent me off the back nine to avoid being behind several groups. Played the entire 18 without seeing anyone in front of me. Course had a unique layout that matched the surrounding landscape well. The only negative I experienced was the greens were very slow. Apparently they had aerated them a couple of weeks prior and hadn’t cut them down to normal height yet. This made putting very difficult. I will definitely consider playing here again if I’m in the area.

The course was in good shape. The staff was very good. The pace of play was excellent for a Saturday. I recommend this course and will be back.

I’ve been playing this course for years. It’s playable for all skill levels. The recent improvements and efforts at course enhancement do not go unnoticed. There’s still work to do. I want to give it a 5, but it’s not there yet. It is definitely on its way. The pace was a little slow due a a group of 5 being allowed and tee times not being enforced.

Nice variety of hole layouts. Small but well taken care of greens.

The rough will punish you. Fairways can be patchy/thick in some spots. Good value course will be back.

I have always liked white oaks. It’s a little more pricey with new owners. Wish the greens were faster. Might be growing them out because it looked aerated recently. Other than that, it is in good shape. I’m ready to go back asap.

Friendly staff, fair priced. But letting an 8some play on a Sunday afternoon is absurd. Ruined pace of play, left on the 15th hole

The course design and layout is really cool and unique. Makes for some challenging approach shots and some tight tee shots. The green overall were good. They were a little long and made them really slow, but still good. However, the fairways were TERRIBLE. You could lace a drive right down the middle and lose your ball. In the middle of the fairway the grass would legitimately be ankle high. On MANY holes, there was no difference between the rough and fairway. And it wasn't because the rough was mowed down (the rough was difficult), the fairways were just that neglected and that tall. If they would maintain the course a little better, it would be really nice. Because the layout and design, I really liked.

I play lots of different courses thanks to my travel schedule. Some make an impression and I definitely look forward to playing again. This is one of those courses. Don’t judge a book by its cover definitely comes to mind. If you have a hint of golf snobbery than don’t waste your time. If you want to play a fun 18 holes of golf without breaking the bank then give it a chance. I played on a Monday knowing the amount of rain the area has had. I look forward to playing again on a drier day with fairway grass cut.

We played after aweek of rain and the course was wet. However we really liked the layout and pace of play. Some very interesting and challenging holes. .Can't wait to play when the course is dry. Lots of elevation changes. Greens were excellent