Deep Cliff Golf Course

First time playing here.This is a very nice course to use your irons on.. A couple of holes maybe a three wood or if you hit it long a 3 iron. The greens were in very good shape, just wish that people would fix their divots, fixing at least 3 every hole. The traps had some sand, not bad. Tee boxes could use a little work and the fairways a little but not terrible. You can't beat the price for this course. If you are looking for a course to work on your iron game this is it. One more thing, narrow fairways and lots of trees, hit it straight. I will play it again.

They have a nice little pro shop and the eating area is very nice, lots of different beers, mixed drinks, food and TV's if you want to watch a game or golf round.

I always remember one thing when I write a review, these courses are not resorts so don't expect too much more.

Slushy due to rains, lot of fallen leaves on the fairways

Course conditions is good and some fairways are having repairs and GUR patches.Greens are well maintained, pitch marks are not repaired by some golfers. Marshall to guide some of new golfers

It’s really a great course. You’re not gonna have perfectly cut tees and greens but it is kept up well and can’t complain. It’s truly beautiful walking in the trees and the cliff edges all in view, making it a great time outside enjoying nature. Greens rolled nice and got faster as they dried out. Great course for a nice weekend round with great company.

The course has beautiful views all around. You feel like you’re in the middle of the woods. Love the surroundings. Food was good. Service was very accommodating. I think it’s one of the prettiest places.

The course is over watered in some areas and the golf carts are tearing up the fairways. The tee boxes are in poor condition and there are large weeds growing in the fairways,

The course is normally in much better shape.

We showed up with no reservation to see if we could play 18 holes of golf. Employee at front desk said we could golf 18 as long as we started on back 9 and finished on front nine due to a large scheduled group that was coming in shortly after us. We paid and started on the back 9. The front desk employee scheduled us for the first tee time after the large group on the front 9. We finished the back 9 and then had to wait 30 min until our tee time on front 9. However when we were about to tee off on front 9 already 15 min late, we were told by other golfers that their group had not yet finished and that we had to wait. There was no one at the first tee box to ask for help, so we had to go back to the office. Once we described the situation, the employee just told us that they had been scheduled to be finished already. No other staff could be found. So we decided to wait some more only to wait 30 min past our tee time and we still couldn’t tee off due to the large group taking forever. We then decided that the wait was already too long and to leave since it didn’t seem like any employee was going to resolve the situation. The back 9 of the golf course itself is beautiful and well kept. Great for golfers who don’t have the ability to drive super long distances. Just don’t expect any help from staff.

Played with my wife (beginner) along with Daughter and Husband - both good golfers. Front nine is challenging given narrow fairways and lots of trees/brush that make it difficult to navigate - especially for beginners. Holes 5 & 9 probably the best. Back 9 is far more open and easier to play/navigate. Tee boxes are nice and greens were all in good shape. Easy walk and great place for beginning golfers, young golfers and those that want to work on ‘short game/irons’

Deep Cliff is a fun course thats a great test to your short game. Its only a par 60 but plays a full 18 with some challenging little holes. Its mainly a walking course but they do have carts if you want them. The clubhouse is very nice and the staff overall is very friendly. Good hot deal if you find one.

Brutal heat but the course was in great shape. Fast greens and groomed tight fairways create a day of feast or famine.

Keep the ball straight and you'll stay out of trouble.

The squirrels that roam the course have seen it all and are not afraid to roll the eyes as you miss a five foot put because you read the imaginary break and boogied another hole.

Overall a “nice course”, but it wasn’t abundantly clear when booking through golf now Juuuuust how short of a course this was. Majority of the holes are par 3’s and barely 100 yards in length. Waaaay too small for a course charging $50 (almost $70 if you want to rent a cart). I won’t be going back ever.

The fairways and green were at their best. No waiting, so pace of play was excellent.

This course is fantastic for your short game. Only a par 60 with short and long par 3’s throughout the course. I used mostly irons and a hybrid twice. Staff is really friendly.

Fun course! Great spot to practice your short game. Greens are in excellent shape and play very honest. Leave the driver at home though. Maybe even leave the three wood. Course plays a lot shorter than stated distance markers. But overall awesome experience once I made an adjustment for distances. The clubhouse was great too. excellent pastrami sandwich pre first tee. Overall a great afternoon. Nice course, friendly staff, and much needed work on my short game.

I enjoy this course as it is well maintained and has decent drainage for the wetter days. The course is very scenic, with an abundance of trees and a creek that weaves through the course, making it more challenging and requiring a little more accuracy, despite the fact that it is a shorter course. It is often crowded here and there are many events on the weekends that cause additional backup. The staff are friendly and the food at the grill is good.

Over crowded Course, no Marshall to regulate pace. People didn't want to tag up as a group of 4. Super slow and not worth the time and money.

I played here a few dozen times from my beginner stage (+30-40s on par 60-68) to now (+10-20 on par 72). I enjoy the beautiful setting, often run into deers. The distances are short, and the fairways are narrow, which can be frustrating for high handicap players, especially those shoot far (200+ with driver) but loose in direction control. The rough zones are thicker and deeper than all other places I've been, so once getting there I really have to lower the expectation in distance and direction control. The greens are recently aerated, very tough for putting.

The place tends to be slow, with many beginners and okay players. Once you accept the fact and pace with the flow, it's tolerable for what I have to pay.