Orgill Golf Course

Same as above...This course was a good value for 22 bucks but the greens require some attention. Hope they invest some money into the greens

Pretty park- style course w/ wide fairways, no sand, & typically not crowded. $35 full wknd rate, but only $22 twilight during week. Recently added tees now par 72. Makes the most of 4 lakeside holes in design, but o/w not too many places to lose balls. Greens recently aerated but still need a bit of work.

While the course itself is challenging (and it's a par 72 not 70 as advertised) the greens are the worst I have ever seen in 25 years of playing this sport. Each Green has SEVERAL bald spots; particularly the back nine. The manager appears to not acknowledge the problem when spoken to directly. Be prepared to "award yourself" a few strokes in the putting department. As far as eye appealing, it is definitely that, as city courses go. Heavily over-priced for the frustration level on the greens, though. I would STRONGLY recommend using a discounted tee time if you want to play this course so that you don't feel cheated. The clubhouse is anything but a pro shop feel as they offer nothing to the golfer as far as purchasing needed or wanted items. Also, there is an employee who, while polite at first meeting, appears to "hit on" quite openly the female guests which is quite distracting and nothing is being done about as the staff claims that the mayors' office ordered the course to employ him... Good luck if you play.

Got 18 holes with cart for $10.00! Great deal at that price and is easily worth twice that. My only complaint is the lack of distance markers on the course. Other than the red, white, and blue stripes on the cart path, I didn't see a single yardage marker and that includes the T-boxes.

This course was in good shape considering the time of year. The fairways were in good shape as was the Tee Boxes. The only opportunity was the greens had not fully grew in. Again I enjoyed the challenge of the course

Solid course. Some rewarding holes. Some very challenging. Enjoyed experience. Hopefully some improvement as weather improves.

Usually hitting from the fairway is a good thing, but struggled with the lack of grass. Still early in year.

The greens were shaggy and the course was in need of attention for sure. The layout was decent but there are no bunkers and not much of a challenge. Water comes into play on a few holes but okay for a quick round on a weekday afternoon.

Good course to work on improving your game. Layout is very nice a little work on the course and this could be a great course.

This course is great to play during the summer, but not great to play in the winter. They do nothing to the greens during the winter. There are a whole lot of worm holes and debris on the greens from the rain and they don't drag them or anything. It is very difficult when they don't do anything. The course itself is a good test, but easy enough for the average golfer. The park is beautiful and if you walk, this is the place to go. The sights over the lake are breathtaking. Reachable par-5's and hard par-3's make for a very interesting round. Also take in to account the many blind shots and the course really can play hard if you don't hit the fairway. If you aren't playing well, take your camera and get some beautiful shots to remember your day at the park.