Longwood Golf Club - Post Oak Course

The greens were too fuzzy and the markings of which way you needed to go to each hole weren’t clearly marked as you pass through the tunnels and some pathways.

3 9s confusing, not enough signage. But interesting course at good price

Too many bookings and too much waiting to play.. course conditions not worth the amount charged to play.

Starters and marshalls are rude. It's hard to get around the course due to the signs not pointing in the right directions. We got lost and turned around and asked the marshall for directions. He seemed irritated and was very short with us. Won't be back

Overall Longwoods three courses are great and challenging.

We had a great time playing on a Sunday morning. Some expected slight delays on the course because of a busy time but the main issue that I think needs to be addressed is signage.

It is very confusing at times to navigate from a few holes because the signage is missing or not there...especially when you have to go through tunnels and/or along the road to upcoming holes.

This course has been around forever, and it's showing. Quite a few bunkers have been filled in, easy to get lost between holes, but still a fun course.

Great place to play. Staff was extremely friendly. Course was in great condition even with the morning rain.

Greens were a little slow but overall very enjoyable.

greens very slow. not sure they were cut recently.

Longwood was in better shape than the last time I played it (about a year ago) The greens looked good and basically rolled good but they are sloooow! About a 5 on the stimp. Fairways and tees were good, the cart I had was old and tired but it made it around ok. No presence of a beverage cart, so bring your own??? The cost was worth the Hot deal price for an AM tee time.

Great variety ot hole design snd slope terrain and tree line.

Pretty short course and is ideal for short hitters! The course was in good shape even with a little rain the day before. Definitely one of my favorite courses!