Meadowlark Golf Course

Overall good for a Sunday morning just a bit slow timing wise. Overall though friendly and challenging course. I will be back. The club house was rocking on a Sunday afternoon!

Nice course and layout. Course is short and wide open. Played on a Sunday and pace was slow. I wish the marshals would’ve punched the slow groups along. 60 bucks a bit steep for the value but I’d play again during the week when it may be cheaper and pace may be a bit faster.

Decent experience

The staff very friendly. The fairways were in excellent shape- could hit wedge shots and get some divot. The course of play was much better than times past. Great deal for the money especially with its close to the ocean location

Had a good on the course. Great foursome to play with. Golf course needs some serious work though. Cart paths are full of broken cement. Very ruff ride. Carts could be upgraded with gps. When you book with golf now you are supposed to get your own cart. I had to share a cart, so it seems they got paid twice. Also a lot of Mud Pits

Pro shop staff was friendly as always.

Teed off on time and the round had no hang ups what so ever. Course conditions were good and the greens were running pretty fast. Fairways seemed to have been over watered though. There were wet muddy patches and standing water on multiple fairways.

The course is a little funky. A couple 4 pars where the safe tee shot is <150 yards leaving a short iron or wedge over the lake. But all in all a fair course in decent condition. A couple of muddy spots, but otherwise no reason to improve one's lie. We don't play this course often and local knowledge is worth several strokes.

For $21-25 in the afternoons this course is great for tune-up rounds or a casual round with friends.

The good? It’s full-length with plenty of par 5s. The condition is decent. Not great not bad. Right in the middle. The greens are a bit slow here, but they are soft and well-kept, so short-game balls will check if you can impart any spin to your ball, or tend to approach with your loftier wedges Dan, the worker in the pro shop / checkin was very nice and struck up a conversation while we were waiting.

The driving range isn’t anything special, it’s fine, however there are 3 generously sized greens. All seemed to be okay for putting AND chipping with enough surrounding fringe and open grass to work from a variety of distances while practicing.

The bad? Pace of play CAN be slow here. But on the right day this isn’t the norm. While playing, we saw a few locals crossing the course (right through where we were shooting) on their way home for the day. Along the back of the course away from the club house, there is some graffiti. Not a deal breaker, but otherwise the setting was well-kept.

Lastly, this course is best for those looking for a course over 6,000 yds, but doesn’t offer that much of a challenge. It’s mainly flat, and there are 2-3 holes near the end of the day that are nicely designed. There is no danger in this course, just hit away, making this a good choice for those who are looking to work on their long game without being punished by hazards all day.

1. Didn’t appreciate the bump in tee time without explanation or compensation. Moved from 9:07 to 9:37

2. Course had no knowledge except it showing in their system as my group being bumped.

3. I will be avoiding GolfNow bookings for the near future for the high fees and poor customer service

Me and my two of my neighbors had a good day of golf at Meadowlark, finding the course short but challenging and in pretty good shape other than a few unexpected wet areas. We played with a member and he gave us pretty good leadership on each hole, which made the day much more pleasant. We found the staff friendly and competent; and the practice areas in good shape and all said that we would play there again. .