Crystal Springs Golf Course

Great staff! Course did have some drainage issues but we did have a lot of rain.

Hate to write reviews like this, but...first off, the parking lot is ridiculously small. Had to park a long ways away, past a gate off the main road. Maybe it was built during a time when it was more common to ride your horse to the course. Second, the clubhouse...I couldn’t find it at first, all I saw was what looked like a large shed...oh wait, that shed is the clubhouse?? I’m not expecting something you’d see at a TPC course everywhere I go, but I think it’s a bad sign when the clubhouse looks like where they might be hosing down carts. Third, the first tee box is about the size of a walk-in closet, and it’s right by the main entrance road, where there’s a steady rotation of cars coming in and...looking for parking. A bit distracting, just a tiny bit. Fourth, seemed like every group ahead was painfully slow. Waited 30+ minutes to tee off, and i Believe there was exactly two holes the rest of the way where we did not have to wait more than 5 minutes. Took 3 hours to play the front 9. Overall it was kind of a surreal experience, and I don’t mean that in a good way.

Positives...course doesn’t have many flat areas, good if you like having a variety of lies. It had been raining quite a bit, course was soft, but still in decent shape. Price was cheap, but...see above. You get what you pay for,

Have played this course many times and have, in the past, been very disappointed in course conditions. Today’s experience left me hopeful that there is a new commitment to maintenance. Staffing was a bit of an issue this time but one thing at a time, I suppose.

Crystal golf course offers an interesting layout in few holes. Green were in good condition.

I really like Crystal Springs course. It's challenging but also a joy to play and conquer... except after rains when the course becomes soggy and it becomes a "cart path only" experience.

Walking greatly slows down the pace of play on this long and hilly course.

Nevertheless, there is never a bad day for golf, right?

I have always enjoyed Crystal Springs- the vistas are beautiful and the layout has a variety of holes and shots. Its overall condition is that of a municipal course, but its a trade-off.

It doesn't matter when I play there though, early - late in the day , winter, spring , summer, or fall - it is always SLOW. It is rare that a round is less than 5 hours, and its a shame.

The fairways are wide , and the targets reasonable - so I don't think its course difficulty...it doesn't seem that out-of-bounds or lost balls are the problem.

I can only believe the course aligns one too many slots per hour and does nothing to the monitor pace of play .

Well, I tried it again, and again...It got the best of me! =D Some day, I'll get a respectable score...until next time!

Tee time spacing needs serious improvement. We played on Saturday. It took us 4 hours to play 11 holes. There were groups on every tee box, fairway and green

It was a rainy day so the course was pretty empty. The course was in great shape and the staff was very helpful and friendly

The course if in great shape. There fairways and greens are in fantastic shape. There is also a first cut of ruff.

They way overbooked this day. Started at 1:15 pm and had to leave the course at 5:15 pm due to darkness, after only being able to finish 14 holes. Very frustrating.

I have played at this course off and on over the years but one thing that bothers me the most is that they almost always are not on time due to they squeeze in members in between paid public players. Specially on nice day on weekends, expect your tee time to be delayed minimum 15 minutes to 30 minutes.

Good course, greens fine but have been better. Course a little soggy even though we haven’t had any rain in quite a while. Still, always enjoy this course.

Too pricy for the course layout and condition. Not worth the money. I would say $65 with cart is the ideal rate