Chesapeake Golf Club

Multiple holes where you double back to the next tee box, the turn is technically after the 7th tee and the 18th is a par 3. Other than the strange layout, the course was in decent shape, no real complaints other than a few greens with some dead or patchy areas(from the summer heat I imagine). Will play again.

I always enjoy playing here,. The course is in very good shape, although they could trim the fairway second cut area shorter. The ball gets buried deep in the fairway second cut area due to its height and slows down the pace of game when player searches for the ball. Other than that, I always appreciate the staff friendliness ,clean facility, and military discount.

Pace was great, course was in decent shape overall with plenty of water on the back 9. Wide fairways allow a good amount of forgiveness. New course layout is great but finishing 9th hole dumps you out on the road with a decent drive/walk back to the clubhouse if you want a quick bite to eat/drink then of course the same drive/walk back to the 10th tee. Strange layout but manageable

Water coolers are available throughout the course but go quick especially since it was 98 degree when we played.

I would definitely play here again

My second time playing at Chesapeake Golf course. I enjoyed both times I played. The course is for intermediate players and for beginners alike. There are few challenging layouts for accurate shots. Overall, it’s well-maintained and well-worth the value. I do appreciate that they have special rate with military teetime and Golfnow. The driving range and practice areas are also maintained well. They have Friendly staff and clean locker room with shower stalls.

This is the first time I've played the course since the holes have been renumbered. I am not sure if the course has undergone new management, but there are SIGNIFICANT improvements to grounds upkeep compared to when I was last out to the course a few months ago. The only detractor on the day was despite the multitude of grounds crew out maintaining the course, there was no marshall for monitoring pace of play. My entire round was held up by a group of 2 and a single player behind them that easily added an hour of waiting onto my round. Otherwise, great experience!

The greens were in somewhat horrendous shape. Pockmarked with ant hills, divots (???) and spots where the grass was just dead. The fairways were good. But I was disappointed with the greens.

The course is getting a good summer feel. The fairways are in great shape and the green are getting better. They have cut the fringe around the green perimeter so that the ball sink into the grass making putting from off the green a tough option. There are still a few spots on the greens making it bumpy on some putts. A new and desired item is that a new company has taken over the dining facility and they have added a drink cart circulating around the course which is great during the high heat and humidity days

They have really tried to get the greens in playing condition 1000% better than last year !! They were bad and this spring too. But way better now

Course has really improved over the past 6 months. Greens are in 10x better shape. Course will challenge every shot, plays longer than the score card dictates, and have to hit it straight for the most part. Glad to see it coming back, since its right around the corner from the house. I wont complain much for 45.00.

I played as a single on Sunday morning (I know, I know, but my buddy bailed Saturday night). Pace of play was fine until the back 9. I came up to a twosome that was waiting on a foursome the entire back side. The course has a really neat layout that isn’t long at all (~6100 yards from the tips), but provides a surprising challenge nonetheless. Tee boxes were mostly in pretty good shape, and the fairways were ok. The greens need work. They were very bumpy and several of them were covered in goose poop. Again, the green design and layout was very good and provided a challenge, but they rolled similar to what I imagine gravel would. All that said, at $46 to ride on a weekend is tough to beat, and I’ll most likely be playing here again.

Not the best, but an OK course for a practice round. Course needed more work on r

The greens

I was passing through Chesapeake VA and decided to get a round in since the course was 10 minutes away. I knew that the price was really affordable so I booked it.

As the saying goes, "You get what you pay for". I wasn't expecting a great course but this was underwhelming. The greens were not very well maintained, the fairways were not mowed and the rough was not very manicured.

If you have a few hours to kill without expectations it will do the job.