Glen Acres Golf & Country Club

I suggest you play with a member so you don't have to learn the lay of the land by yourself. Some really challenging greens and some fairways you can drive through even with 3 wood, but an exceptionally fun course that you can walk in 3 hours.. How golf should be.

This little 9 hole course is one of those that you look at the scorecard and think, oh yeah easy day today...well that is not the case unless you can figure out the uneven lie on almost every shot/fast undulated greens combo. Had a great time!!

Staff were outstanding and the course fun but challenging.

Greens are very sloped, not fun.
Under a flight path, very noisy
Great golf now price

as I entered pro shop, & handed the pro golf now copy, &
was told on Wednesdays it mens day, but if we hurry up we can go out, felt a little out of place being the only 2 girls??? Maybe
should rethink contract with this course..

We had a great time and are looking to become members

Not much length overall. Tight driving windows. Greens are small but roll pretty true.

Super-accomodating, friendly staff, great carts, minimum proshop. Course in fine shape, but too-tight, older architecture. Well maintained for what it has to deal with as far as grounds limitations. Tricked up greens can be a major frustration.

Not a course for an average golfer. Fairways are undulating so you rarely have a flat lie. The greens are small and sloped. You would have to play here numerous times to read them correctly. They mow the grass but that's about it. The sand in the traps is grey and the edges are unkept. The clubhouse smells like a bus station. I won't play here again.

9 hole private track a challenge for any golfer with sloping fairways and very undulating greens. Par 3 on holes #2/11 is one of the toughest around. I love playing the course and glad it joined Golf Now.