White Oaks Country Club

We played on a Saturday. Tee time was around 1 pm. We were already waiting by the 2nd hole. By the 6th hole, there were three foursomes parked at the tee box to tee off. The course marshall was driving around, but didn't seem to make any difference. The round was almost 6 hours. Unacceptable. Too bad, the course itself is really nice, but I'll never play here again on a weekend.

We teed off at 2 o’clock and at 5:45. We left after playing 12 holes because there’s no course management on the speed of play.

Have been playing this course for over 20 years and never experienced such a massive pace of play Issue as I did on this round. Not sure what the specific issue was as there were many, but when we reached the 9th tee, where we waited for at least 10 minutes , which was the average for each tee on the front 9, the round was already 2.5 hours old. Our pace was a 5+ hour round and we were not optimistic we could finish before sunset. Luckily for us when we made the turn we saw that the 13th tee was open, so we skipped 10 and 11 to get back on schedule to finish in just over 4 hours instead of 5. That, in addition to the courses so-so conditions, have me reconsidering play here again for a while.

5 hours 12 holes only quit. No ranger managing course. Will not be back

Waited a long time to start past my start time. Pace of play of the foursome 2 holes in front of me was like molasses. And the guy behind me, kept hitting up on me. I quit after 10th hole. The course itself wasn’t in the best of shape. Tee boxes were dirt, fairways had big clumps of crab grass in them. The greens weren’t bad. Was just too aggravated to continue. Told staff about all the issues and they were pretty much like oh well. Waste of fifty bucks. Won’t be back there.

Some of the fairways are narrow, lined with lots of trees. Tee boxes and greens are in good shape.

Love the layout.

Pace of okay was slow.

Sand traps need work.

Fairways need work.

Tee boxes very good.

This course starts the season with promise and then FAILS to PROACT to weather conditions and allows course to deteriorate.

Fairways being plugged that should have been done 3 or4 weeks ago so water could be absorbed. Trees being trimmed and piles of debris left preventing you from finding your ball. Why is this not done in WINTER when sap is not running in trees and no one is playing?

It is always the same old thing NOTHING changes for the better at White Oaks.

Will still give credit to greens that are fast and true BUT hard as a rock so good luck in stopping a ball.

Similar to what everyone else is saying, tee boxes were bad a lot of bare spots, not flat, few of the tee boxes were big and all areas of it were bad even if they moved it. fairway was bad a lot of weeds and where there was grass it was pretty high. However greens were great. Cart girl was good saw her maybe 4 times on the front 9. However only played front 9 because it was 3.5 hours to get through it. There was a ranger that hung around between 1 and 9 but didn’t do anything didn’t even say hello just drove by. The pace of play was horrible mixed with a pretty bad course I didn’t even bother asking if they offered a rain check for the back 9 I’ll take my loss not planning to go back.

The course was bunkers filled with rocks and dried up water hazards. Was playing the whole time with sprinklers on meanwhile it just poured. Hitting in the fairway was more as a penalty as they were just trying to see how much they could soak the ground today.

Condition of this facility is pretty pathetic tee to green and rocks in the traps ? the carts GPS was beeping while on cart path and when parked greenside.

Good time . Nice cart girl with the black hair. Dude in pro shop is cool too. No complaints . Couple spots roped off looked like GIR but we pretty much drove the carts where we wanted within reason. GPS on the carts is bonus . Shanky was there