The Jay & Lionel Hebert Municipal Golf Course

I played here in May and the course was in pretty good shape. The greens are pretty much gone now. I hope theyre able to get them back because this is a decent and fun course with an affordable price.

The greens were in terrible shape. Drainage issues on almost on every hole, standing water.

pace of play was quick because hardly anyone was on the course due to the rain and soggy course. the greens (if you can call them that) are in absolutely horrible shape with large patches of dirt rather than grass plus recently aerated. only played here because i reside close by and got the $25 credit for only $20.

I would love to know who is in charge of this course. I have played here many times before, but the greens were never this bad. Whoever is getting a paycheck for the upkeep of this course is basically stealing money. This course could be a good course to play.

I have played this course at least a dozen times over the last 5 years. The course has degraded to the point where I won't be going back. The greens are in terrible shape...some of the worst I've played on. They were sandy, had dead patches everywhere, and hadn't been mowed in a while. The fairways were also overgrown. The course has a solid layout and good clubhouse. It could be a great, affordable spot for a beginner/intermediate golfer, but in its current form I would recommend staying away and playing elsewhere.

Was paired with two young guys - one a competent player and other was playing like it was his first time using clubs but he knew enough to pick up after so many swings not to hold up course… played at 1pm and there was 2 elderly guys - look like in their 90’s who could barely walk holding up course from hole 3 -7 - took almost 2 hours behind these 2 guys along with other 2 playing with them. The two older guys shared same cart and drove at pedestrian pace.

Finally got around them on 7 while they were looking in ditch for balls…after that smooth the rest of the way but felt bad for other groups that were behind them - they were in no hurry and did not look back to allow others to play through - one guys was too old to straighten up his back and was doubled over while walking and attempting to swing -

I’ve played Muni more than any other course since it’s my son’s favorite to play. I found the greens are in much better condition than they have been in the past and the overall condition of the course was better. Some of the tee boxes have been moved recently so it seems efforts have been being made to improve the overall quality of the course.