Oak Knoll Golf Club

Greens were dry and sandy. No tee boxes. No fairways. By far the worst course I've ever played at. Wouldn't play here again if the course paid me to be there.

Very good course. Great to work on your game. Friendly staff. Well kept and maintained.

Course is OK. It’s dry, tee boxes need some work as well as the greens. But, for $25 on a Saturday afternoon it’s not bad.

Overall good praise the Teebox is like putting your tea in concrete. The ground is very hard, and then some of the greens were very poorly kept up.

Tee box are hard as rocks and some greens are very bad conditions

For $20 golf now it was ok. Front 9 wasn’t bad at all. Back 9 was rough. Fairways are super bumpy, cart paths are very deteriorated. 4 holes all right next to each other. You get what you pay for and this isn’t the most glamorous course out there.

Had a perfect experience. The grounds crew works hard to keep the course in good shape. The people in the pro shop are super friendly. The course isn’t White Hawk but the fees aren’t either. I consider it a good value and will golf it every chance I get.

This course needs lots of maintenance. Most, if not all holes, had long grass on tee boxes and fairway grass was too long and unedged (like the holes were super wide and cut at somewhat like short rough grass). Lots of the ground was pretty bumpy - don't go here if you have back problems. There was a fair number of trees but somehow no shade to be found. I was hoping for a better experience but for the price I guess I'm not too upset, just don't plan to return.

Not Bad for the money. Tee boxes were dry and needed some water.

Love the course, but it was completely overbooked with multiple groups of 5+ holding up the pace of play. Ended up skipping a couple of holes because it took an hour and a half to play holes 10 & 11

The course tee boxes are not leveled the grass on the greens are heavy and the pace of play is slow.