Mill Quarter Plantation Country Club

This is the 2nd time I've played this course and have yet to play all 18 holes in the same day. Came out in the fall and had to play the front nine twice, back nine was closed and way too much sand on the greens. Today, I had to play the back nine twice, front nine was closed for repair. It was cart path only, for good reason. Several fairways were very wet and I've got extremely muddy shoes and pants to prove it. Greens were extremely firm and balls hitting green bounced without leaving any ball mark. Putts were very slow. Every putt whether uphill or downhill had to be hit firm. I wish there would be special notes in golf now when selecting a course to play to say if cart path only or I'd a complete nine holes is closed or not. I hope that one of the future times I travel from Atlanta to Ricmond and play this course again that all 18 holes are open, dry and lush fairways, fast greens and no sanding or aeration. One good thing is that the on course Marshall's were very helpful and friendly.

Mill Quarter is a sleepy, old-school course. It’s not staffed to be maintained like the world's fanciest course. It’s a good price and a good time. The track was very wet, with some fairway portions muddy and sand traps that were unplayable in some cases. You get what you pay for - the good and the bad.

Good course. We have enjoyed this one over the years, just need Mother Nature to allow more sand in some of the traps instead of mud.

Having moved to RVA in the 90's, we've played nearly every public and most privates nearby. Today we shot 89 & 93 from 6,943 at Mill Quarter and Loved It!

Ault/Clark Designs always created playable layouts and the land chosen for this course is some of the quietest & prettiest in Central VA.

Recent Bermuda green overseeding yields the nicest, pitchmark-free greens available. Bernard and team were very helpful and accommodating; distinguishingly so! Cheers!

Greens were great. Very green, and as they should be in Nov. they were slow. Love the seclusion of MQ. Great bargain for what they offer and a pleasant drive,

Mill Quarter is quickly becoming my favorite weekend course. Even with all the rain from the remnants of Hurricane Beta, the course was in great shape. And I’ll take a 4 1/2 hour round on a weekend anytime!

Very affordable and in good condition. To be able to play a round for $33 on a weekday morning in good shape is hard to find. I’ve played here before but will start playing a little more. Not just because of cost. It’s a peaceful retreat with a nice layout with just enough challenge for a scratch player or novice.

A very lovely course provides just the amount of skill and difficulty for intermediate players and leaves the player with a great sense of his golfing environment.

Well maintained. Challenging for mid handicapper.

Overall unkept. I understand Covid, but charge less for poor overall care!

First, the staff is very friendly.. The course is ok but nothing special. And when it takes five hours to get around, I am not going back unless it is something special.

Not much good to say about the place. Guy in the clubhouse was nice as well as the starter. That's where the positive ends. Tee boxes were shaggy and in bad shape. First cut of rough was far too deep, causing every group to be searching for balls on every hole. Greens were shaggy, weeds popping up and dead spots as well as very slow.(They were also very soft due to rain over the last couple weeks and had pitch marks galore) Took me 3 hours to play 11 holes. Got to the 12th and there was a group waiting on the tee box, a group in the fairway waiting and a group on the green and the marshal was nowhere to be found.. I had enough and drove back to clubhouse and was finished with my round. Was given a 9 hole rain check but not sure if I'll give it a second chance.

Thanks to the weather forecasters, we only played 8 or 18 holes. We did get a rain check for a round of 9 plus cart.

Course was being cut while we played, which made some holes "very" interesting along/in the rough, and around the greens - clumps of cut grass, some rough deeper than usual.

But it is the last day of the second wettest August on record, so what can you expect?

Always enjoy Mill Quarter, just not as much today.

Gorgeous course, first time player and enjoyed the course. Only tisk tisk I had was that rough or fairway rough was too long. I understand in golf we are suppose to be in the fairways but is not so perfect golfers tend to have a slice or a drawl. No reason for myself to hit the ball 2 feet off the fairway and I know the area it went for me to lose my ball. The rough was TOO ROUGH. My solution would be to cut it back about an inch or two. And watch when you do you’ll find hundreds of balls. Still loved the course.

Busy day on the course but that is usual on a beautiful summer day. Paired up with another duo who were a true delight. This makes golf a great experience. Course was in good shape, greens were true and some lost balls just off the fairway because of the lush grass. I really enjoy playing here and recommend this course to everyone