Glen Dornoch Waterway Golf Links

Course has done nice holes but needs to be updated. I will not play it again

The course was ok but not in great shape. They had artificial turf on a lot of the holes where carts go in and out to cart path. The greens were average but damaged on some holes. There were some pretty holes on the water.

Unfortunately it was a stormy day. We got drenched on the 3rd hole, fairways turned to rivers. Then cart path only which was expected. Made the turn then horn sounded for lighting in the area so we left. Looked like a fun course. Greens had been punched a couple weeks before but rolled ok. Maybe play again sometime but wished we got a 9 hole refund!

They let too many golfers out and no ranger to keep the pace of play.

Consider taking out a few teetimes to get less players out there on the course at the same time. Once you start grinding at each and every shop because you’re waiting 15 minutes to take a shot, it becomes more aggravating.

Played on a day when it rained unfortunately but after the rain the ranger was as rude as he could have been. Even with rain delay we played right at 4 and 1/2 hours and got followed almost the whole back 9. Kinda ruined the nice course for us!!

Great coarse even with the greens healing from being airefied but 6 hours to play a round of golf is ridiculous.

I played this course every time I’m in town. I understand aeration is a necessary evil so we can all enjoy beautiful greens most of the year. This is the worst pace of play I have experienced since I’ve been here. We were near 5 1/2 hours, and grinding in the heat

Greens are bermuda grass, and had been recently aerofied, so were quite bumpy and fairly slow. Will be better in a couple of weeks. Fairways somewhat spotty, but typical of beach courses where money is in short supply. But paid so little to play you had to overlook its conditioning shortcomings.