White Oaks Country Club

Nothing changes. Slow pace poor conditions and not told about greens aerated a week ago. Course was 70 % full and no ranger or starter.

We started over 40 minutes after our tee time because they didn’t have enough carts. If you are going to have tee times every seven minutes have enough carts to cover all of them. An absolute joke.

Course did not state that the green were air rated. Should have been a lot less money due to the hard play on the greens. Waited a guy miss a 6 in putt and then three putted the green, because the ball bounce off line. I took a bogey because the ball bounced then want in to the water down the hill is the green on a I foot putt.

Friendly staff, the carts have GPS so you can’t just drive anywhere, Found out the hard way. A lot of the course is ground under repair right now but for the money it was the best bargain for a holiday weekend.

Went out with a group of 4, had a great time! Golf was awesome, but the employees were even better. Extremely friendly, welcoming, and knowledgeable! Specifically Steve in the pro shop! I will be coming back as soon as possible!

Course was in great condition, tough tight fairways but a fun course nonetheless. Will definitely be back.

It was a rainy day, but I enjoyed the round. Thank you.

.It's good because there are trees on each hole to block the wind, and it's designed to be good for beginners and intermediate players to play golf.

Played with a buddy for a round to get things moving again. Pace of play was solid, greens and fairways were in decent shape. If you missed the fairway you had some thin lies. Greens were as to be expected after a long winter of snow/cold. Overall, it was worth the money I paid to play.

Everything was good except for their cart logistical problems. They installed the course limitation software and some locations punished the golfer because it wasn’t working properly and the course was dry and easily playable for the carts to travel on.

My complaint is because two of our group have walking issues and it was cart path only.

Afterwards we had lunch at their restaurant. It made up for the walking requirement we had to face.

The course is in decent shape for the time of year and all the snow we’ve had over the past couple months, so I’m hoping it’s gonna be a sign of how it will be this spring / summer

I will start with the positives: the course is overall quite nice. Greens were in good condition and the fairways / tee boxes were solid. I will not knock the course for the leaves as that's just part of fall on a very tree-dense course. Unfortunately, that's where the positives end.

This was my first time here, and things did not start off well as the course did not have a starter. One of the only courses I've ever played without a starter. My tee time was for 11:54, and I was not told with who or when I should be teeing off. I ended up having to wait until 12:10 to tee off and I played with guys who had a totally different tee time. Great organization!!

And then comes pace of play. I mean my goodness. I think due to the disorganized starts, every group was off from a timing perspective and it made the round so slow. The front 9 took almost 3 hours, and I ultimately just left after 9 holes because of how slow it was. Round was cheap, so I couldn't justify staying since it was so frustrating.

One final frustration: hole 9 is ridiculous. The map (both paper and digital map on the golf carts) show the green being up the left hand side of the water. Turns out, that green actually does not have a flag on it and the real green (which is not even pictured on the map) is directly behind the water. So I shot a perfect 2nd shot onto a green that didn't have a flag. I mean what in the world are they doing?

Long story short: course itself is solid, but everything else was poor in terms of communication and organization. I will not be returning even if the prices are low.

Leaf issue was glaring and from 11 am till 3:30 NOT one person was working on the leaf situation

WHY? do you think the leaves will just go away magically?

Course has much improved since earl Aug.

Why is it that you can NOT continue to maintain ALL year?

You charge enough and your sister course Centerton maintains a decent track

I'm exaggerating a bit, but since Halloween is approaching here is the good, the bad and the spooky......Good......The Greens were firm, fast and in very good shape. And they held with your approach shot. The layout, especially the back nine, is really good with very cool deep bunkering (topped w heather) to cause line of sight issues and blind tee shots. I also ran into my friend Rob there.....Bad......The aforementioned bunkers have no sand and 90% of them have water in them. They blend of sand trap and water hazard is quite interesting. There were many signs stating you are entitled to a free drop because it's considered casual water (Thank You!) Because of hundreds of White Oaks and thousands of acorns the rough is brutal and mainly hardpan dirt...I also ran into my friend Rob there.......Spooky......The entrance is like entering the bat cave with very scary overhanging trees. There are no signs that this is White Oaks or let alone a golf course. I thought I was entering a haunted plantation from yesteryear.... I'm pretty sure the guy who checked me in checked me in at Centerton 2 weeks prior. Either this is a sign of labor issues, or it was a ghost....I also ran into my friend Rob there.....Bill C.