DarkHorse Golf Club

Great layout! Bunkers need a little more care. Fairways were good with a nice roll-out. Greens were in good shape...still can't believe that golfers can't repair their divot. Warm up on mats. Great targets on range.

GPS on comfortable carts is nice!

Take the drive up there. It's worth it!!

Booked a 740 am tee time, guy who checked us in told me it was for 730 (he was wrong) so we didn't get a chance to warm up at all.

Then, when we forgot something in our car and attempted to drive the cart in the parking lot, the same dude screams at me and says the carts aren't allowed in the parking lot. I told him I've never seen a course not allow this before, and he said it's because people leave their carts in the lot, which I've never done or seen. What a way to start the round!

Then, on 16, the course maintenance people were working on a sand trap, their carts in the middle of the fairway. It didn't even cross their mind to move their carts so we could play the hole and not hit their carts. They finish up their work on 16, and go right to 17 and do the same thing.

Then, on 18, what looked like the course manager and a maintenance person were working on some irrigation/drainage issue in the middle of the hole, as we tried to play the hole around them.

It's a first world problem, but this was literally the worst golf experience I think I've ever had. From the rudeness and incompetence of the guy in the shop to the clueless maintenance people, this place doesn't seem like they care if you're there or not despite paying $85 to play their muddy course.

It's a shame because this course used to be a gem with an actual clubhouse. It's a great design with beautiful homes everywhere. But whoever owns it now is running it into the ground and it seems they couldn't care less about providing a good experience to golfers. I won't be returning until they get their act together.

My title says it all. I absolutely loved this course. It was both beautiful and challenging. I can’t wait to play it again.

Brought my cousin from SD and his daughter, he hadn't played in a year and it was her first time playing so we got there early to warmup. Got to the course: no range balls.

Beautiful Top Tracer, covered range... no range balls.

Then, no carts. Carts weren't ready until 25 minutes after our T-time. We did get to witness a fight between an employee and a group that just finished.

It's not exactly the employees fault, they should just get more carts. And hire some staff to collect range balls. Problem solvd.

Seems like bunkers haven’t been tended to in months. A little TLC would go along way. Nice lay out. Would be hard to beat if they had appropriate bathrooms and clubhouse. Range was closed as they had no balls. No on course ball washers or yardage markers. Seems like ownership is cutting corners on maintenance, facilities, and staff.

No range balls available—at all. I felt so bad for my cousin, visiting from out of town. He hadn’t played for a year and really wanted to hit some balls before we played.

No carts available until after our T-time. Sent out 25 minutes late… it was a rough start.

Beautiful course. But, the bunkers—which used to be so good—have turned into hard pan.

5+ hour round… not a bad place to spend time, but that is some slow play. Problem with sending groups off every 10 minutes.

Easy fixes: get a bigger cart barn and 20 more carts. Hire more staff for the range. Space out T-times. Re-sand the bunkers. Then Darkhorse will be back to its former glory!

One of my favorite courses. Excellent layout, fast greens incredible experience.

Overall the course was in pretty good shape but the quality has gone down from the previous times I played there. The traps need some work and so do a few tee boxes. I was only disappointed because I know what the traps use to be in the past.

Aside from the course itself the facilities needed a little upkeep, but nothing major. Did feel a bit rushed and also backed up but I think that’s because a few people snuck out as singles earlier than they were supposed to

At first view. You wonder where the club house is. But if you’re a golfer. That doesn’t matter. The range is good. The practice putting area is big. Course conditions right now are great. Rough isn’t to high. Can find balls. Greens are receptive, but quick. This course makes you think off the tee. Greens make you wonder if you’ve got the break right. All and all. Good course. Great staff. Friendly. Tough track if you’re a first time player here. But worth it.

First time at Dark Horse. Recommended by a friend. Beautiful course, great views, lots of wildlife. Staff was super nice. Hoped to hit a few practice shots but range balls were out of stock. My group was on the slow side and by the time we got to the turn, all the food & drink options were closed down which was a bummer but we had a great day regardless. Definately going back. Thanks Dark Horse!

The course fairways and greens are very good. The only thing holding it back from being a 5 is the sand traps and some of the tees. The traps (at least the ones I was in) had a thin layer of sand, which was fairly wet and compacted and some of the tees could use a rest. The course overall is in very good shape.

I hadn't played this course in year's. I took my 16 year old son with a friend of mine and his son. We had a fantastic day. Course was in great shape.

I cannot express my apprection for the staff, the service, and the condition of the course. Outstanding! From the owner, his son, and now best of all a red-headed grandson, all the greens keepers too many to name, and the newest staff Robert,who greets us with a smile as well as his pooch , Kahlia, who wags her tail as she welcomes us out. I just found that my dear friend is finally a member, Brian Hixon and his son Preston. THEY GAVE UP A MEMBERSHIP TO JOIN THE BEST! I have been after him for a time, but I got to thinking father/son father/son father/son. Having lost my son 12 years ago, I think of the great opportunity for families to take their kids golfing. To show them how to äppreciate"a great course with some real basic life lessons. Repair your divots,honesty play it where it lies, and biggest lesson of all, to be sucessful "KEEP YOUR HEAD DOWN AND FOLLOW THRU". THAK YOU DARK HORSE FOR KEEPING UP WITH ALL OF THE ABOVE. Jim Sullivan

It took 20 minutes to check in which was very annoying. That process should not require such a long time. The guy at the front moved like a snail and we were first in line as he took forever on the phone with someone and then another 10 min with us.

Men's restroom was a mess. Trash overflowing everywhere.

Carts stop working in many GPS dead spots which required us to call the front. Very annoying.

Some sand traps were wet and hard.