Sweet Water Golf Course

Sweet Water is a perfect course for fine tuning tour game! The course layout is setup so that you can move easily from hole to hole and the yardages are long enough to challenge you.

It was the first time I played there. The wind was really howling and it’s still winter technically. I’ll review when next I play there.

Not a bad layout for a 9-hope course. Good variety of dog legs and straightaways. Fun for high handicappers, because they can’t lose too many balls, and fun for low handicappers because they can score.

The pond on #2 makes for a fun hole.

It’s a great 9-hole course, and the price makes it even better. Fairways, greens are in great shape. It’s length is a good challenge. I played in November and it was as nice as mid-summer. Didn’t even have problems with leaves covering errant shots. Also, they have a good, cool bar restaurant

The course was in good condition.The lay out was straight forward. Only complaint was the pace of play. Waited on every hole.

A nice kept course for this late into the year. On of the greens has some spots that needed fixed, and there were leaves making it hard to find balls sometimes. Overall a nice course

Good course to play causal but need to clean leaves in fairway and greens over fall time. Hole # 4 and 6 have too much leaves to put on greens as always.

We booked a morning tee time this past week since Sweet water was the only course available. For obvious reason apparently. We played our front 9 and had booked 18 when we discovered the front 9 would just be played twice in a row, and which was fine. Until we saw we were waiting with 4 groups in front of us. No thought is given to the people that want to play full rounds, it seems if you book more than 9, you will just get backed up every time. I would normally let something like this go, but I came once or twice earlier in the season, with the same result. Take your business elsewhere if you can.

Carts not included or available. Overbooked and don’t required singles to pair up. Ended up waiting 15-20 between holes because of so many singles and everyone had to walk.

Fun course for beginners and high handicappers wuth just enough challenges without being intimidating. Probably wouldn't be interesting to great golfer, but perfect for those of us that are just OK.

We played on a rainy morning in Sep. The greens were in good shape and fast. The fairways were dodgy as was the rough. It's 9 holes and each hole is different, so it was a good day overall.

Good value for greens fee - better than just going to the range and hitting a bucket of balls

Greens are small and challenging

For 10$ a person per 9 holes it is a good value and at the time me and my partner played (6:00) it was not crowded at all. It was a lot of fun but my only critique is that the course was not in the best shape. I would still go again and would recommend to a friend.