Lakes/Fairways at Centennial Golf Club

Great value with golfnow but this course is way overpriced compared to other area courses in better shape,certainly would not pay normal rate

Course played great for early november.. Greens were in terrific condition .. Caught a $12 Monday round for 18 and a cart ..

Play Centennial quite a bit as its 10 minutes from home. The cost to play is absolutely ridiculous unless you get a deal on-line or play twilight. The greens are never in great shape and the staff can sometimes be quite unfriendly. The course itself is awesome as far as layout, views, elevation changes and water. Not too tough tee to green but once you get around the greens it can beat you up. Recommend you check it out but ONLY if you can get a deal. Its not worth $140.00!

The course is nice obviously and very challenging. However, for a Wednesday 130pm tee time in late October should not equal a 3 hour front 9. My group and the group ahead of us called the pro shop over a handful of times to get a ranger out....and no one ever came. Sad.

The only bright spot was the starter apologized and said he would discount my next round.....if he or I will remember. Kind of a moot point.

This is a great course with a great layout. The holes seem to play long but are extremely well designed. Greens weren't in the best shape, but the beautiful scenic course makes up for a little bumpiness.

great course layout; fairways and tees were in fabulous shape; sand traps also nice. Only disappointment were the greens.

Course is beautiful to look at and horrible to play. You can't drive the carts on the fairways even though you should be able to. Every tee box requires at least a 20 yard walk. Then you hit a shot. Drive on the cartpaths and then walk 40 yards to your ball. Hit walk back to the cart. Drive and then walk again. The round took at least 5 hours to play and not at all pleasent. A waste of an otherwise good course.

Course was in great shape. This course is not for the faint hearted or beginner. Average player needs to keep it in fairway to even think of playing bogey golf. Beautiful vistas and friendly staff. This course keeps you humble!

For a course that is $130 for a round it gets 3 stars. For that price it better be one of the finest course in the tri-state area and it is not. I play at least once a week and don't play the same course twice if I can help it.

I have played this course before but the prices have gone crazy in the last few years. The views are spectacular. The fairways are in great condition. The greens were aerated, but still in pretty good condition considering. But the layout is pretty weak. There are many holes where hitting a 200yrd or less drive is the ideal position. This might seem great for some, but not for a course that boasts as a premier track. I'm not a crazy long hitter either. Too many holes felt like gimmicks to fit the topography. Making 27 holes out of a layout that could have been an amazing 18 hole is a lost opportunity. If the cost was $85 then the rating would be higher, but for half the price you can play Architects which is light years better. And for just slightly less you can play Wild Turkey or Balleyoween which are expensive but there are no gimmick holes and worth the price.

Greens weren't great due to areation but were playable. Played lakes/ meadows. Meadows has some gorgeous holes with great elevated tees.

A beautiful & changing course. Not for a high handicap golfer.

The restaurant was very good as was the service.

Booking the tee time the headline says aeration on Aug 7th. Normally you expect 12 days is enough time for a greens to grow in. Greens today looked liked they were punched no more than 3 days prior.

Talking about it with the first ranger I seen, he stated aeration started on the 7th. There were delays in the process and still didn't finished the entire facility. As a life long New Yorker, I really feel duped not seeing this coming. Next time I will call and ask specific questions. Boy did learn a lesson from this today.

I understand there was rain yesterday and keeping conditions on a course is priority. Anyone who every played Centennial knows this track is virtually unwalkable. To my knowledge, having a golf cart is a must and walking is not allowed. It's a mountain course with many elevation changes and many greens and tee boxes are not adjacent. Having cart path only on a slow pace hot humid day with recent aerated greens is a lot for anyone to take in at the same time. I myself walk many rounds but most golfers I play with I realize are not in the same shape as I am. I realize preserving conditions is important, at least meet in the middle with 90 degree or not riding out to fairways on days after rain. Paying to play a course run by Troon, people don't expect to deal with all these variables in the same round.

FYI all these variables happening in one round is rare. Any other day I played here I enjoyed this place very much due to the beautiful scenery and layout.

With the exception on the aerated greens, the course was in good condition with an interesting layout. However, the greens had been aerated a week earlier and despite assurances from the club, the greens were a disaster. I'd still return once the greens are back in shape