Sanctuary Lake Golf Course

To wet, shouldn't have been open, you couldn't put a foot nor a ball on the dry surface, 14 fairway disaster!

Course was very wet but it's 1st week in April so that is to be expected. Great city course when it drys out

Stranger layout of the holes but fun to play for sure!

As the title says, I gave up after 8 holes when it took 3 hours to complete. A complete joke of management of the course led to the worse pace of play I’ve ever experienced. We also found out the group in front of us had a tee time after ours and the starter didn’t address it at all.

I won’t be going back.

I play this course frequently as it’s close to home. The layout is fun from the tips and greens can be challenging, though they usually run on the slower side. A couple of the greens had fungus issues and are being worked on, but it isn’t too bad and doesn’t distract from play. A few fairways had standing water and we didn’t get too much rain lately so I’m not sure why. Overall for $55 it’s a pretty decent course with a good layout. Pay attention to wind, it can add or subtract two clubs on any given hole

Course is decent, greens are challenging but not in the greatest shape. My real problem is with the staff. Multiple times I’ve been there at my tee time to wait for the staff to show up. The grounds crew is worse. I gave up after waiting at 4 holes for the grounds crew to finish mowing. They see me standing there but don’t stop. Golf is hard enough without having to time my shot to their mowing pattern. After mowing, they don’t even put the pin back in. Every hole I shot into the green without knowing where the pin was. I don’t work there, I paid too much for this. Wildly inconsiderate. 4.5 hour pace as a solo golfer with no one in front of me is unacceptable. I watched them mow for more of my round then I played.

Too many blind shots and confusing routing makes this course less fun than it should be. I hit to the wrong green twice and I have never done that before. Bunkers are little more than holes filled with loose dirt. On one tee, vegetation had grown so high that it was not possible to see the fairway—a major problem if one has never played a course before. The cart path was under construction and we had to deal with front end loaders and steam rollers on several tees. I also feel that every putt broke away from the holes as if the holes were not tamped down properly. The course itself is interesting and generally in decent shape except for the glaring issues above. I doubt I will return, though.