West at Orangebrook Country Club

Fairways were not maintained and greens were terrible, I never seen it so bad!

The course is totally run down. It seems that is if it is going to close any day now.

As there are several provisionaI greens with the regular ones under repair, that is not the case.

I enjoyed this great course for many years.

It is very sad to see it in these conditions.

management is trying to bring course into a better condition very busy around greens with sand and seed should be ready for the winter season

You get what you pay for... round cost $26 twilight. We had 4 temp greens and the course is not maintained by any means. Over grown roughs and greens or should I say dirt to putt on. It was playable before but now I would go else where.

The tee boxes are in better shape than the greens.

the greens r still unplayable however been rolled and sometimes actually went straight sometimes the heavy rains again have made the lushness return and the staff was actively cutting everything still for 25 $ an enjoyable experience

The course was in terrible condition. The grass was overgrown everywhere. The fairways were difficult to play, and the rough was practically impossible. The greens are honestly embarrassing — there isn’t a single one in good condition. Even the bunkers have rocks in them.

Clearly, unless they decide to reinvest in the course and work hard to turn things around, people are going to stop playing here. At the moment, the course simply does not meet even the minimum standards that any golfer should expect.

very strong storms were passing by but we tried and we got slammed however the rough had been cut and the course is greening from all the rain but the greens r finished

Upon arrival the pro shop said we were early and they cannot issue out slip for the starter until 20 minutes prior to Tee Time. Not the first time being treated poorly be I use Golf Now. The starter could not understand this because we were 40 minutes early, but the course was not busy at all. My basic golf training is to be at the starter 30 minutes prior to Tee Time. We played this course a few times over the years and always loved the scenery and the layout, but it had degraded badly, the greens are brown, bare, bumpy and sandy just the worst ever. The fairways were actually quite nice, easy to hit from. But the killer was they ruined 18. It used to be a challenging par 5, heading to the clubhouse over water, it was the highlight hole of the course and the scenery was mint. Now it's a vanilla par 4 and the ruins of the old hole are visible it's like you're in a ghost town. General maintenance is badly needed, I think a good paint job of the facility and bridges etc., would breathe a lot of life back into it.

If you want to practice your “ Tee to Green “ it’s OK “

Putting is a waste of your time unless your inside 3 foot, if not you have to be lucky…4 blades of grass on 18 holes (maybe). Countess bumps of was once weeds now dips and turns, more like playing Pinball with putter. Save your money and find somewhere else to go, lots of cheap rates out there if you can play in the heat.

nothing is changing the greens r pretty bad the fairways ok traps r like cement but we were gifted by a group of coyotes heading out for the hunt 3 coyotes in an inner city course go figure!