Marshall Canyon Golf Club

Very frustrated because we showed up to the course and we get on to the first tee and then we get to the green and find out that all greens were just punched 3 days earlier but no notification was posted online when booking it through golfnow. Spoke to the starter on our way to #10 and he told us that unfortunately management has decided not to notify golfers that Greens were punched three days prior. Very deceptive and unbelievable they charged us full price.

Fairways were terrible. Almost no existent compared to normal rough. Greens were mixed fast and slow with different heights with there extreme slopes it become very unmanagable. The course had promise but needs a lot of TLC.

Pace of play at twilight hour was not worth. It and almost charged for 18 holes played only 4

6 1/2 hours with a group in front of us that was so slow. They had no one for a hole in front of them. So rude that they wouldn't let us go ahead of them. Someone needs to monitor this.

Lovely course. Fairways and bunkers a bit patchy but greens great although very very hard!

My tee time was at 10:57, hmmm!? What an odd time, but anyway it was a good price. I found out they book every 9 minutes. Not 10 or 15 minutes but every 9 minutes! Well it was backed up by 2nd hole, especially since the 2nd hole is a par 3 and it never let up until some ahead of us quit on the back 9.

Luckily, throughout the round I was in Zen mode (LOL) and started "meditating and chanting" (really, just talking to myself) silently between holes and I survived. My playing partner was going nuts, but I maintained my cool the whole round. At one point I just start laughing historically but in a hidden and silent way, as we waited on every hole. I didn't play my best golf but then again I haven't been out awhile because of all the rain. I still left the course feeling great, which is unusual for me after a 5 hour round.

The course fairways were bit over grown as most courses are this time of year but I did see lots of work being done all over the course while we were playing. The pro shop and bathrooms have been remodel recently and look top notch.

Rounds like this seems to be normal on a course like this so I am adjusting my strategy by playing less golf, meditating and adding more patience to my golf repertoire. The key for me is acceptance that golf will never be what it was before the pandemic! Thanks!

Sadly you can tell there’s been a change of ownership. Course is in rough shape, pins are placed horribly.

Worst of all the pace of play has diminished significantly and there’s no effort by the staff to enforce faster play.