The Club at Sunrise

First time playing this course and learnt quickly to stay to the left.

We didn't like that they painted the grass to make it look green. Actual greens were just fair.

You can play golf at low cost. However, the middle waterway covering the entire hall is messy.

We had a horrible experience. First, course is not in great shape for $100/round and the fairways are very tight. Second, balls that roll off the fairway role down into a wet ravine. I had some great straight tee-shots and just couldn't find the ball anywhere on the fairway.

After 9, we stopped for less than 5 mins for a hotdog at the turn, we come back to the 10th tee and the group behind us, who was nowhere near us during the front 9, just drives up and starts complaining and telling us to hurry up. I was so mad! Then the marshall comes over to us on the 10th fairway and tells us we're slowing down the pace. Unbelievable.

Definitely will never play there again.

Overall good course for the price. If you are a golfer that tends to hit to the right, this course will eat you alive. There are hills on the right side on the entire course that balls like to roll down and into the flowing ravine that Carrie’s your ball into neverland.

The course itself is super narrow with storm water runoff that runs through the whole course. Anything to the right and the ball is a bad spot. This is true for 80% of the holes. Fairways are narrow in most spots.

But this wasn't the issue. The course is surrounded by homeless encampments and yes, there is nothing that the course can do to resolve this as these poor folks live on the outskirts of the course BUT the amount of garbage and trash on the course was crazy mainly due to the storm drain collecting the trash and leaving it on the course.

Really sad.

Ditch goes around the entire course so bring lots balls.

Course needs water and TLC

Typical winter conditions on the course. Typical reactions from the clubhouse to push play faster after a Friday delay.