Liberty Forge Golf Course

Overall a fair value but greens were in bad shape. Hole 18 is quite challenging. Didn’t like that they put out 1 person and then 2 people at separate times in front of us when they should have grouped them together

A good course overall. For being a short course, they produced challenges with elevation changes and tight fairways. Course conditions left much to be desired. Sand traps were more like pond beds not much sand, and no sand rakes at all. A lot of soggy areas around the fairway. Greens were not well kept; sticks, dry areas, ball marks, and lot of worms. Be sure to park on the far right when you drive in. The parking lot is along a fairway and car was damaged from an errant shot.

The only issue I run into at liberty forge is a ton of ball marks on greens. The second issue is dealing with non golfers, who do not stay quiet, or fix ball marks, or let faster groups play through. It seems this is the course to try out golf at, and can be irritating to seasoned players.

With the greens not having any grass growing, the greens were inconsistent at best. Some of the pin placements were on harsh side hill lies.

My wife hit a putt that nearly stopped at the hole but eventually nearly rolled 50 feet off the green when it picked up speed on the down hill slope pin placement.

Hole #7 is so challenging that I still know how to play it, even though I've had birdie putts the last two times playing it. The extreme dog uphill approach has several option but requires near perfect execution. I hit a 4 hybrid off the tee over the high trees guarding the green that landed on the green but couldn't hold. Layup shots will either go through the fairway behind trees as it rolls quickly down the hill or leave you with the need of a very high, soft lob wedge to hold the green. I was successful the last two times using that technique.

Some of the tee shots are very tight tree lined, #9 and #15 come to mind.

Other than that, the fairways were in good shape for the most part. Obviously no rough to speak of. Very short part 4's do not require the driver and as little as a 3 or 4 hybrid for me to reach.

Also, I should point out the course is very hilly. My wife fell out of the golf cart today on a steep hill. Fortunately she wasn't hurt. I didn't see what happened.

Lots of par 3’s most challenging is hole 18 with two lakes ahead of the green

Wasn’t sure what to expect of a par 63 course, but I was not disappointed. The greens were in good shape, but slow. Some of the tee boxes showed a summer’s worth of usage, but I enjoyed my day. Staff was very friendly, and I played the full course in under two hours. I would recommend a range finder, as the yardage on the tee markers is not accurate on all holes. It is a short course, but I used most of my clubs.

They have punched the greens and that is making the ball jump around and slow down when putting. Outside of that the course is well maintained.

They recently punched greens and putting was rough. Had a ball bounce up a few different times when putting.

I booked a tee time online to play here 8/10 in the morning. I arrived onsite only to find they didn’t have a tee time scheduled or any availability to squeeze me in the guy at the counter said they didn’t participate in Golf Now online tee times. I had to drive a half hour away to play another course and came to find out we were the second group of people turned away. I understand mistakes can be made but don’t participate in the app if your not going to honor their customers. I spent 5$ to reserve my rate, and didn’t even play the course. I won’t go back, and the condescending disrespectful guy at the counter didn’t even try to help us out.