Lakes/Meadows at Centennial Golf Club

It’s hard to judge fairly considering all the rain he area received recently but I have to comment. The course was very wet. Lots of fat shots and beaver pelts flying due to soft conditions

It was cart path only which slows the pace of play. My GPS watch told me I walked 10 miles after 18 holes. So not ideal. Would return when dryer out.

By the 2nd hole and amazingly rude husband and wife accused us of having been let out inappropriately as the 2:35 time. We assured them that was not the case. The course is difficult for the average golfer but things were moving fine. This couple pulled up alongside us on every tee and would often walk on the tee to see if we were keeping pace. I'm a plus handicap and shot 68 that day from the age appropriate tees. There was no ranger anywhere to ask to handle the matter. We were a twosome and the gentleman they paired us with was a pastor. Incredibly nice guy but not much of a golfer. He commented that his day was ruined by these horrible hacks. At the end of the round I suggested politely that they give up golf since they couldn't play and had no etiquette. I doubt they will take my advice. Course needs more rangers.

So, we booked as a threesome, and I was in my own cart. Standing on the first tee the starter pulls up with a random to join our threesome. The starter begins to put the Randoms Bag in MY CART! now I really don't mind playing with a stranger. Sometimes it's fun. I usually take a cart sole because I like to smoke cigars. When I resisted, he stated that that's their policy. So, he took my credit card to go back and charge me additional $25.00. Apparently, they don't have a lot of carts. WHAT! BUY MORE! AT $165.00 A ROUND IN THINK THEY CAN AFFORD IT!

stupid policy stupid course.

I golfed at Centennial Golf Course yesterday, and it was amazing. We ordered sandwiches ( The were delicious) to go and took them out with us on the golf cart to play 18 holes. The course had long, wide fairways, great bunkers, and a large driving range to practice. The putting greens were fantastic, and they have a great outdoor dining area as well. Plus, everyone was super friendly. The only small downside was a few bumpy cart paths, but overall, a fantastic day!

Love this course. Friday pace slow 4.75. Lakes tough.

First time back in a years or so and it was great to see the course is getting back to what it once was. Past few years the course was awful, greens were terrible, rough was 6 inches high and nothing was maintained well. Also the services they use to offer were gone, no nag drop etc..

Happy to say the course was in much better shape and the staff is back to being hospitable friendly and accommodating. Centennial has always been a favorite of mine as I live 10 minutes away. It can be expensive but look for deals. I will definitely be back many more times now that it making a major comeback.

Cart restrictions are too far away from many playing areas and the greens. Specially in consideration of the steep slopes around many of the teeing areas and greens.

Also several holes have fairways ending 80+ yards before the greens which presents unfair playing conditions for many seniors and women.

The above also slows play.

Fast green, well maintenance tee box, tough rough…….

It was a nice day on the course. Greens were in exceptional shape and I've always loved the layout here. Next time I'll give the blue tees a shot, looks like a good jump in difficulty.