Coldwater Golf Club

Course was great. Golfnow double booked me as a single not easy to contact or resolve.

Nothing good to say so I won’t say anything at all other then I would never return to this golf course.

Course plays long from the blue tees. I should have played the green. They had just reopened after overseeding and it was probably two weeks away from perfection. Greens were shaggy which I prefer slow greens but my group didn't. Many of the greens had two or three levels to them making it imperative to hit good approach shots.

Everything plays back towards the middle on the fairway which is super helpful. Overall for $59, it was well worth it. I would definitely play it again.

Great weather! Plush fairways! decent greens and pace of play was wide open. Chewed up tees (meh) and a few rouge players popping up here a there made me think kids or workers were sneaking in a few holes. For the most part had a good time and the price I paid was terrific! Cart path only made me a little tired!

I played this course before the oversees and after. It’s a spillway course, and the fairways are surrounded by hills and creek ways.

The course is green, ready for winter. Layout is challenging. Accuracy is crucial, so if you are looking to challenge yourself, this is the place.

My major complaint would be with the rough. It needs a cut in more places, and weed treatment. It is penalty enough to miss the fairway on a layout like this, but most of the rough is just unhittable. It has to be cut shorter. So many times, my group made a good shot out of the rough that would normally go 150 yds, but because of the length of grass, it would only go 50.

Cut the rough down on a layout like this, or it’s just unplayable for high handicappers. I will not be back if these conditions remain.

The course is in terrible condition. Tee boxes were hardpan dirt. Rough areas had 3 - 5 " of dried grass clippings. Bunkers had no sand in them and there were bushes growing in them. Greens were in bad shape. Mowers mowing right next to the greens as we were putting. We paid for 18 holes but only played 9nbecause itbwas so bad.

Course was much improved from a couple weeks prior when I played last at CWG. I just would like to recommend sand in bottles to repair/ fill in course divots.

I play usually at least once a month, 2x if I can. This was my first time at Coldwater. I found the course in ok to good condition, mostly (a few holes were brownish). The greens were slow. We had a 8:48 tee time, but were delayed because several groups decided to jump to the front after they checked in and the Marshal did not leave the club house once. Otherwise it was a good round.

I usually don’t leave a review good or bad but in this case I think I have to.

1. Got cart, went to go to driving ranch and realized it had a flat tire. Turned around and guy put air in it.

2. Carts pb went cleaned since beginning of season as looked pretty filthy.

3. Seen a Marshall cart at clubhouse but never seen him on the course as the pace was incredibly slow.

4. 5 1/2 hr round.

Normally golf here once a week but moving on know u til somebody tells me it’s better as the crappy carts are one thing but the slow play, waiting at each tee box with two other groups topped it.

There is an invasion of crab grass in the fairways and the t boxes. Often needed to place the ball elsewhere in the fairways, not exactly kosher but I felt the need to have a good drive rewarded.

Fun course to play, friendly staff.

Greens were ok, kinda slow, but the fairways have a lot of crab grass intrusion and that made it tough to hit a ball out of that even when having a good drive. That is why I rated it lower than last time I played.