The Golf Club at Longwood

tees need maintenance; rough inconsistent in height

Fairways were in excellent conditions, greens were good to very good, tee boxes need work, pace of play was good but it can be better if they would marshal it.

While the course did take a lot of rain from previous days there is still no denying that maintenance is not a high priority at this course. The sand traps were definitely in need of maintenance with rain not the only issue as there was grass and weeds growing in multiple traps besides being washed out.

A recurring issue throughout this entire summer is the quality of the greens. Dead spots and weeds fungus etc. are evident throughout the course.

While the temperature reached into the upper 90s there was Not any personal on the course with refreshments nor were any water bottles present.

The course has a solid layout. The fairways are in good shape (especially for the summer) but a few of the greens had bare spots. The only hiccup was that my cart was hard to steer and a few other players’ carts died between the 14-17th holes. Great value overall!

Pro shop staff was professional and courteous. Greens well maintained. Will play there again.

Few tee boxes need help, greens continue to improve, fairways are in very good shape!

The course is in good shape. Some greens had some bare spots but putted well but were very slow. The sand traps were just that..none of them had been raked and most had weeds growing in them

The fairways were in very good shape and the greens were in good shape as well. Pace of play was very acceptable.

Course is well kept. Needs more signs to help find the holes. Cart path needs to be redone in multiple places.

When I arrived to check in I was informed I shouldn't play.because the course was flooded. I asked about the range and it was closed. so I went to the putting green to practice half of the green had no turf. While on the practice green a member told me they are closing the course soon. I have to say I was disappointed.