Meadowlands Golf Course

Recently move down here.Been here about a month. This is the best course I've played so far..... Would definitely play it again and recommend it to friends coming down from up north.

Loved the course. Will definitely play again. Greens and fairways are in great shape. Pace of play was a bit slow. There are men that think they can hit the ball further than they actually can. They therefore wait until the group ahead completely leaves the green on par fours and fives before teeing off, holding up everyone behind them.

I found the meadowland course very attractive with the water on several holes and good degree of difficulties. the price is a little high for the quality of the fairways.

A little ways up from the central Strand but well worth the gas!
The course is a nice layout and was in Google condition when I played it. Arrived early in the p.m. And was allowed straight off as single! No hold ups until late in the back nine. Even so was round in less than 4 hours!!!
Greens were quick and true but watch out for the subtle burrows!
In all a great golfing experience and would recommend and repeat !

I played as a single. It had rained heavily the night before and the day I played was threating more rain. The course was wet and soft in spots, and it was cart paths only. The starter put me out early to beat the threat of rain. The greens were on the slow side. A nice track. Nothing spectacular here, but not bad. the neighboring course, Farmstead, is a more enjoyable experience.

Interesting golf course located just off the main drag in Calabash. A lot of the holes reminded me of my home course back in New Jersey which was a pleasant surprise. Pace of play for 18 holes was pretty awful so I would advise going in the afternoon to avoid that problem all together. What I remember most about Meadowlands is how pleasant of an experience it was just looking at the course and foliage, picturesque. Maybe I am biased since I played the best round of my life here, but oh well. One thing that is EXTRMELY DISAPPOINTING is the "Foot Golf" course they have installed at Meadowlands. Maybe they are doing it to attract customers or something? I actually thought the guy inside was pulling our leg when he told us about this new activity and annoying imposition by soccer fans. Anyway, the GOLF part of the course is loads of fun. Go play Meadowlands and its sister course Farmstead which is around the corner. Both distinct from one another.

Use your free yardage book. Visually the distance is much shorter than it looks. I average 275 with driver, and playing from whites found the course too short. I don't like being forced into placement shots and there seemed to be many. Through the fairway, through the fairway, into the pond...I didn't get smart until after a few holes and mostly left the driver in the bag. A good course and great value, just for me not as fun. I would rather have the green complexes be the scoring defense rather than the fairways.

Challenging golf course from blue tees. Not in the best shape compared to other two courses we played, but not bad for the middle of January.

It was a beautiful week of weather in early November with no rain and yet the fairways were saturated (overwatering? low-lying poor drainage?) . Every fairway shot had to be off a flat muddy surface--nice reward for accuracy.