Cypress Point Country Club

Fairly slow pace of play but course was pretty packed.

Average course conditions and greens were on the slow side. I have played this course in the past and it’s usually in better shape.

When we teed off there was no one in sight ahead of us. By hole#3 there were two foresomes waiting. At times through the front nine three groups were waiting. No ranger, no one from the clubhouse looking into “why”. The front nine too more than 3 hours. We waited a little on the back nine but completed it in about 2 hours.

The course had a nice layout, extremely slow greens and tee boxes on the back nine in rough shape.

This was a miserable day of golf. Weather was wet and course was cart path only. Not great for a couple of 80-year-olds. I gave the grades I did because I have played this course a few times before and I know what it is like on a regular day.

Course continues to improve. Greens are in good shape for this time of the season. Very friendly staff!

5 hours and 22 minutes….longest round of golf ever. Even more so, considering you can play east Potomac in DC on a weekend a tad quicker than that. Greens were kept nice, however, they were really fuzzy and slow. Fairways were ok. Bunkers…..plenty of rocks in them. The range was ok. The beverage cart service was fantastic. The young lady driving was making rounds like crazy.

I was surprised that the course is coming along this early in the season. Greens were in good shape. Rough was challenging. As always I enjoy the course a lot! Staff is always friendly!

The course is very beginner friendly. It’s very well maintained and is pretty wide. The hazards are placed at the perfect positions too.

I enjoyed the course. Then a couple of other singles and we had a nice round. They just aerated the course so putting was a challenge but overall of course was a good shape. Had some challenging holes and I enjoyed it.

Tee times were stacked on top of each other, booked for 2 so wife and I could play a round. They grouped us up last minute with another duo as we were walking to the tee. But the entire 18 we were waiting on the group in front of us who was waiting on the group in front of them and constantly had the group behind us waiting as well it was a perpetual “hurry up and wait”. Definitely not going back on a Friday or weekend. I’ll try again during the week when it’s hopefully not sardines for tee times.

Otherwise the course is gorgeous. Slopes, bends, water hazards all blended really well for a fun yet moderately challenging course.

The greens were just aerated and awful. The clubhouse could have announced this or had a sign up letting players know. I know the importance of aerating, but that does not mean they have to charge full price when the course is basically getting spruced up for the coming warm season.

This was my first round of the year, being that it was early Spring, I won’t be too harsh on the course conditions. The staff in the pro shop were very friendly. Although I had little interaction with them because I purchased my round online. The practice putting green was fairly large and was in great shape. I did not take advantage of the driving range though it was being used extensively. On this particular round, I was paired up with another single.. an older gentleman whom intended on using the forward white tees which wasn’t a big deal. The course itself looked as if it needed watering. Much of the fairways were brown. The rough wasn’t too terrible. The tee boxes were in decent shape though they could use some TLC. Again, I must reiterate that this was early Spring so I am confident that the course conditions will improve. Overall, I enjoyed my round as Cypress Point and look forward to see and play it again while it’s in pristine condition later in the summer..