Tanna Farms Golf Club

You are met at the front desk by a rude employee that rips the money from your hands then states your deal on GOLFNOW wasn't that good and just go on their websight!
Pace of play was very poor with NO RANGERS to move things along so you are literally stuck...
UGH.... NOT FUN

Nice course, I will go back when we have better weather and it's warmer. You have to hit your targets, this course has a lot of trouble on it.

Challenging layout that can test you off the tees in regards to shot placement. Always enjoy this course

the course was in great condition we played from the tips to make the course challenging the weather was great it was 60 degrees and sunny afterwards we went into the restaurant had lunch and drink reasonable prices great day golf

Will come back and recommend this challenging course to my golf buddies

Course is in good shape. Always seems to be wet. Balls stick and do not roll. Greens are fair and consistent. Would like to see water stations and maybe a beverage snack cart at the tenth tee at least.

you drive 4 miles from hole to hole, no yardage posts, no water coolers on the course, pathetic

This course is long and very challenging for an intermediate player. Greens and fairways are great. The staff was very cordial.
The drive between certain holes really gives you time to think about strategy for the next hole. The first hole really sets you up for what it coming.....

Course different than expected, enjoyed playing but if you are looking for a long, open course, this one challenges your short game.
Uniquely positioned within a community, nice to drive around the holes and enjoy the view. Many Par 3's, but also more Par 5's, which balance out the rating, interesting.

Needs better yardage markers or gps in carts
But a nice course layout
Carts had sand bottles but were empty

My only complaint would be that the course yardages are very poorly marked. If you don't have a GPS a yardage book is a must.

Bunkers throughout fairways and along green make you think about club selection and placement.

The sandtraps were like hitting out of concrete. They were not dragged or turned over. A few of the traps had large puddles of water and it has not rained in days.

Course included some really nice views and several interesting holes. Not easy though. Fairways are tight, trouble is everywhere, and mistakes will really cost you. Nice challenge though. I'll play again.

It wasn't the standing water on some holes, or the sloppy fairways (it hasn't rained in the last couple weeks), or the fact that I only saw the beverage cart "girl" twice on a late morning/early afternoon Sunday round (that took about 5 hours), and it wasn't the fact that there is no turn (which might have helped remedy the lack of the beverage cart). I can live with all these things.

What I can't live with on a golf course is a lack of proper yardage markers. I am not exaggerating when I say that I probably saw only 6 yardage markers the entire day. I walked up and down and across fairways from my ball looking for markers everywhere, and there were virtually none to be found. There are NO customary markers for the 100 - 150 - 200 yardages (I did see two big red 100 yard markers), which would have at least given a reference point for approach shots.

I am not quite sure how a course could be so poorly marked for yardage, but Tanna Farms has managed to do so.

I hope this helps some unsuspecting golfer who is thinking about playing here. Due to all of these things, and including the terrible layout of the course, I will personally try to avoid playing here at all costs.

Have played here a few times this year..pace of play is fantastic and course is very good considering the low rates...no range but there is one at mill creek which is literally next door

Although I said that I love this course, I do need to mention that the fairway distances are poorly marked. Many time during the round if we were able to locate a marker, at times, is was too far away from our lie. Mark the course better and you can improve pace of play.

This is a strange (but really fun) course. They start you right out with an island green on the par 3 first. Opening nine is par 34 and back is 37. Number of holes require a well placed tee shot with less than driver. You'll need your GPS if you haven't played here before. Beautiful fairways. Forgiving greens that run slightly slow. Not too many blind shots.

paid 50% less than the normal price was and was challenging for the normal golf players.

The first hole is a par 3 on an island. Intimidating but can be made. Hard to gauge distance. Have to search for marker.
May blind shots over tall grass and small hills.

No driving range.

It was a hot day, no water anywhere on the course to drink. No beverage cart.

No turn so you had to buy what you wanted at the start.

Had to spend way too much time looking for yardage markers. Many times couldn't find any or had to go with one that was 30 yards away.