Timberlane Golf & Recreation

Never saw the greens looking nice like this keep up the good work

Fairways need some works. It’s only spring and the fairways is already hard. I can’t imagine when summer comes how much harder it gets

Man they have really gotten their greens together (WOW)

Good bargain, but pace of play was slow. No one out on the course to speed up play.

I am certainly not a "regular" or even a "decent" golfer (happy if I break 120), so I have not been to many courses. But what a nice course this is! My friend and I got there about 40 minutes early, and although the chip/putt area was closed, we still were able to loosen up and get to the first tee early. I will admit I am not the fastest player, especially because I have no distance on my shots (yet), but the people behind us were patient (thanks guys!). This is February, so I wouldn't expect the grass to be in great condition. But I was surprised with the quality of the holes (especially the greens!), and had no problems at all with the condition of the course...especially the front nine. The back nine is long, so I know people behind us must have been a bit frustrated. My apologies for that. Also, the trees and the weather have torn up the cart path in a few places, and maybe those areas could be re-paved. Thanks for having an available and (mostly) clean bathroom on the back nine. Overall, I am looking forward to retuning to Timberlane. Thank you!

The greens were in great shape. The water hazards could be marked more clearly, especially as to how far out they extend.

I've played Timberline quite a few times over the years and have admired it. Seriously seeking what I consider a good golf course to become a member as soon as I can. Although I'd have to consider the golf course in a winter rule conditions the greens were in pretty good shape. The fairways were quite bare but it looked as though grounds were working actively in getting them ready for spring season. The girl at the front counter was very helpful in getting me information in a folder about all membership activities + dues. It made me very interested in what I'm looking for in a good golf course membership.

Timberlane remains one of the better public courses in the area. Tee boxes offer a variety of options for all levels of players. The fairways are somewhat tight, bunkers are difficult (more sand needed) and the greens are in very good shape. The range is adequate as is the short game area. At a normal pace of play, one can complete a round in three and a half hours.

Booked a hot deal for the morning of MLK day for $30 per golfer. Got to the course and the staff said GolfNow has it wrong and it’s the holiday rate of $52. Never knew that or knew that there was a 1 hour frost delay. Kitchen was also closed so don’t come hungry. Overall good layout and improved conditions.

Looks like they have fixed the greens from last time I played. Still some of the approach to the greens need work. Course of play was extremely slow this day, but it did pick up towards the turn.

1st time here in 2 yrs. course is in good winter shape. Greens are very good. Tee to green is a little soggy but that’s the area. Seems people are working on things and it shows. just a little further to go.

It's a quirky Robert Trent Jones course, if you love doglegs have at it. Greens were in good shape, bunkers were a mess, tee boxes need to be flattened, pace of play on the back was unacceptably slow, had to wait on every shot.