Algonkian Golf Course

The course look good. The fairways were in general very playable condition and greens the same but wish players fix their divot some more. The rough on the side could need some cutting, hard to find balls when in the area. Staff always attentive and manage the start of the round well.

Marshall / ranger was a little pushy on pace on a lazy Sunday afternoon.

The course was well maintained.. we played just after continuous rain so the green needed trimming but I have played here before where the green was well maintained. Try to stay on the fairway.. the rough is very rough. The pace of play is not great but if you are enjoying nature, this is the place to be. You occasionally see lots of deer.

Sun came out later part of playing and made it more enjoyable playing the course. The condition of the course generally on par with some tee boxes needing TLC. Staff always are friendly.

Course was very wet and muddy due to all of the rain

Not the fault of the course of course.

Beautiful golf course and the staff was extremely helpful especially the starter. The course is not overly difficult if you keep your ball in the fairway. The rough here was atleast a stoke and a half penalty. On several occasions I had lost balls. I would have given a higher rating if the fairways had been cut. Overall a good course and would play again.

The rough needs to be cut shorter.

If you are not in fairway it is difficult to find your ball.

You have to be right on top of the ball to find it.

Too many lost balls that should not be.

Also slow play looking for your ball.

I enjoyed the ample time of last tee. Only thing I didn't like was that cart return was rather early, even before the sunset. I played only 5 holes, and could have played 2 more holes with twilight left. Except that it was very good.

Algonkian was in great shape with all the rain we had the previous week. The rough was well mowed which made it easier to find balls. The greens were also in great shape and rolled true, but don't break as much as they look. The par 3s are a bit too long to be truly fun (190-200 yards), but overall, it is a nice layout.

It was like a picnic in the forest. Deers and squirrels were around, and the trees are all green. Fariways were quite soft and felt like a carpet with a gentle breeze. My wife and I really enjoyed the 9-hole game.

I've never been accused of playing too fast until now. First tee time of the morning, can't go out early as a single because I "might run into the maintenance crew." Mind you, the crew was basically.done by then. They were no where to be found. So I have to go out with a 3some. I had no intention of being on the course for 5 hours or more. This course is notorious for slow play, that was why I had the 1st tee time. So I asked the 3some on hole #2 if I could go ahead (they were walking & I in a cart) they said OK, no problem. I'm playing at my pace, not overly fast, but not slow. I'm approached on #8 by a marshal who asks "when was your tee time? Why did you leave the 3some? Why are you playing so fast?" I've never been told I was playing too fast, nor Why I would leave a group. I was stunned. I won't be back. Oh by the way, cut the rough. You might get faster play if you could find your ball! It's not worth the money to be there over 5 hours.

Conditions are improving although on course greens are slower than the practice green.

Pace of play remains very slow. The group in front of us had two clear holes in front of them but player assistance takes no action.

Green conditions are improving while fairways still need work. Pace was very slow.

The pace here has become very slow and player assistance don’t seem to take any action to improve matters.