Longwood Golf Club - Post Oak Course

Enjoyed the layout very much. I played Post Oak and Pine. They have 3 9s. 2 out of the 18 greens needed a little love but overall the course was in great condition.

The aspects of this golf course that really matter, layout, tee boxes, fairways and greens, are very good, but the sand traps need to be better maintained - or folks just need to rake them - and the cart paths need repair. Bridges need replacing. I would add the entire fleet of carts needs replacing, but I understand to expect new ones in December. I play this course frequently, and it's nice to see improvements being made. Once the carts come in, all bridges need attention.

This corse is in bad shape, the greens are acceptable but fair way and tee boxes are poor. No sand to replace divots

I play 3x a week. 5hdcp.

From the tips, this course is challenging.

The conditions of the course were excellent, tree line fairways were nice and the greens were well kept. Couple spots on the course not perfect but for the cost this course was very nice.

If your worried about the carts and cart paths then I can see you not being happy, but if you love to test your game then I definitely recommend it.

This course cuts through the forest and you hardly notice any houses along the way. Very fair layout, making it pleasant for the average duffer. Friendly golfers on the course that happily waved us through when we caught them

Overall the course is in good shape and there are some great holes on all 3 sets of 9 holes. Its just a bit rough around the edges.

One or two tee boxes could do with levelling a reseeding & the cart paths can be treacherous at times!

With an overhaul it would then be comparable to Blackhorse & Meadowbrook Farms because the hole layouts and established tree lines are great.

At $70 on a Saturday morning, it’s a fair price.

I was surprised at how well the course looked. The fairways were very nice and the greens were in great condition. I had stop playing there because of very bad conditions. I hadn’t played there for about a year. But now I will play there often. Only concern is the direction signs and the cart paths.

The ownership of this course has to make a change as I don’t blame the employees for the current state of Longwood. I passed a man whose cart had died on the 5th hole and then my cart’s battery died on the 7th hole which is a regular occurrence as their carts are long overdue for replacement and/or repairs. The driving range was closed and is in bad shape anyways with few to no flags to aim at and not enough employees to gather balls. There was no starter to keep tee times straight and no beverage cart on the course. The course is challenging no matter which of the 3 course you are playing but the tee boxes, fairways, and especially the sand traps and greens are greatly in need of maintenance. I won’t be visiting Longwood until I hear things have changed drastically.

the course could use some updates. faiirways were good, but greens were inconsistent. bad spots on some of them. the cart paths need some work too.