Countryway Golf Club

Pace terrible, 2 hrs for 6 holes. We stopped playing. No marshall present. Denim and music must be standard.

This course way over books itself. We started at 2 and couldn’t finish before dark because they booked way to many tee times and had to wait in a line of at least 5 carts every hole.

After 6 hole and 2 hours we stoppen to play. Guys with load music, has nothing to Do with golfing

Be ready for no “fore’s”, pace of play sucks. Course conditions are below average. And be ready to wait every single tee box for a minimum of 10 minutes. STAY FAR AWAY

Piece of play was a bit slow and could’ve used the Ranger to move things along but all in all we had a great round a lot of fun and the course was in pretty decent shape

I arrived an hr early to warm up, etc. Starter tried to get me out right away? He told me I cud get balls inside for the range. Went inside only to b told there wasn’t a range. The starter was telling me about the balls they have for sale? Who does that? Anyway, wasn’t told about a practice chipping green either? Too bad. Pace of play was slow and a bit dangerous where some greens and tees are close together. Really should b some nets in 2 or 3 places. I will end on a positive that the location and $22 grn fee was excellent.

My wife and I played this course with another couple and had a great time. Course and staff are wonderful. Had a nice hotdog as well. Looking forward to coming back.

Staff were terrific! Course in fine shape, although greens are a little slow. Staff were great! showed up as a twosome. Got paired with two 15 year olds learning the game. They were hilarious with great attitude. By 14th hole we had Larry, Moe, Curly, and Shemp in front of us playing European tour slow. So we bailed. Had fun on the most crowded course I've ever seen. Oh, the staff were Outstanding! Merry Christmas!!!!!!

Course is fun and not challenging. If you want to work on 150y and in or practice your short game specifically, this course is for you. Conditions are fair, could use a mow a little more often, greens are slow and little fuzzy but still playable. Course is short and narrow so can’t spray and pray, but for the price this course is a great option

The players we've been paired with have been great. I was warned by a staff member that the Canadians would be coming soon and they would book up blocks of time, and it's either their way or nothing. Guess they don't like the business. I even told him I was from Canada and he didn't flinch. We love the course but someone threw something sticky all over our vehicle in the parking lot while we played our last round on Dec 4. Can't help but think our Ontario plates mighta had something to do with it. Too bad. We'll still be back, cuz the course is good and the players are great. But when the staff openly bad mouth the course visitors to the club regulars there's no surprise that bad things happen.

I've played this course four times now and it's fun. I started learning to play about 12 years ago and played enough to the point I was scoring in the 90's and occasional high-to-mid 80's. After not playing for seven or eight years, this has been a good way to reintroduce myself to the game.

This course is great for such a re-entry or for those just learning. If you are a more seasoned player, this course is great for sharpening up the short game with some challenging holes, narrow shots and water and sand hazzards to keep you sharp. There are just enough par 4 holes, (seven) to hold your interest and to allow you to stretch it out a little bit. Holes 3 and 9 are pretty straight and driveable or near driveable. Hole 5 is driveable for most decent hitters from the white, but there's a dogleg and you have to carry the water on the right and sand traps on the left.

Holes 13, 15 and 17 are pretty straight, and mostly dry, driveable par four holes. 14 will challenge you to hit over water twice onto a tucked away green that's gaurded pretty well by trees and a big deep sand trap.

Overall, it's a fun course that you can play in two and a half hours when it's not too crowded. It's taken me as long as three and a half, almost four to play one Sunday.

The clientele drawn to this neighborhood course includes a broad cross section of the population. I've encountered father's and their very young sons spending quality time together as well as groups of high school boys out shooting the you know what on Saturday afternoon. I've been paired with a 70-ish year old retiree who plays there regulalry. She was a delight to play with and get to know. I've gone by myself each time and have mostly been invited to join a group or to play through. Once or twice there's been a standoff-ish couple of guys that just puttered and puttered around and didn't ask me to join nor to play through. Needless to say, you'll find the competitive, intense 25-40 year old young men who are a bit more serious that most everybody else. And of course, there's the cute boyfriend-girlfriend or husband-wife couple that's out enjoying a couple of hours as he plays, mostly, while she enjoys the ride. There really is a broad representation of the community that I've bumped into here, which I really like.

There's a nice sized putting surface and a chipping area, but no driving range. The staff inside checking you in are always nice and the grill and snack bar area staff have excellent customer service and they give you cups of ice water and popcorn. Be careful with the popcorn or any snack. There's an abundance of wildlife, especially birds all around, and they love the snacks as much as we do.

I highly recommend Countrway, especially for the novice, up to really good players. The low handicappers might not be challenged as much as some other professional level courses, but there's plenty of opportunity for the advanced golfer to sharpen her or his skills.