Chenoweth Golf Course

Staff was very friendly and the course was in great shape. We were able to get our round in in 4 hours because the pace of play was fast. Door and beer was over priced by all in all a great experience.

Even though it was very windy and course was very wet, enjoyed the day. Was not crowded so pace was excellent.

Our league was forced to find a new home. We checked into several courses, all with openings. We decided upon Chenoweth, and we are still glad we did years later. The course offers multiple challenges, is usually in very good shape, is well maintained. Honestly, for our league the nicest surprise was how great the staff at Chenoweth treats us. It starts with the management, and continues all the way through the staff (counter, bar & starters). Our league looks forward to playing Chenoweth for many years to come!!!

Staff was friendly and the course had some unique holes - enjoyed it

We drove 45 minutes to get to this course and it was well worth it. The greens and fairways were in great shape. It has some. Hallenging holes where you have to place your tshot in the correct side and distance to see the green.

Will definitely go back next year.

Chenoweth is a great looking course. I love the layout in the woods. It's not particularly my style as it has many bends and turns. I'm a power guy so I like to use my driver as much as possible. You'll be laying up a bit more than usual here. But it is a nice challenge for your irons.

Godd course that is well established and in good condition(watered course). Average length but is difficult from the Blue tee's. Good staff.

I wanted a course I have not played before and found this course available within 35 minutes of my home. This course was well taken care of and all the people I spoke with who work there were very polite and took the time to make sure I enjoyed my time there. I was a 90 degree day so the ice cold water with large cups all free in the bar area was truly appreciated. The carts were clean and ran well. Some of the cart paths could use some repair along with some large ruts which bounce you around if you don't see them. All in all with the lack of rain for the last three weeks it was ok. Greens were fast and the fairways mowed. I will return.

Beautiful weather, nobody in front or behind us all day (played in three hours) and shot my best score ever. Great day playing with my son and taking his money.

I'm glad I played this course. It's well kept. Would play again in a minute.

All around the area has been very dry for no rain the course was in great shape..

Nice place,lots of trees.fair amount of doglegs,some elevation changes.greens and fairways very nice.will definitely play again.

This was absolutely the best 9 hole golf course I've visited this year. Or any other year. Go and see for yourself.

The course is challenging numerous dog legs, lots of water and often times tight fairways. Par 5's are long 500+ yards. Greens are moderate in speed. The overall course needs work. Lots of bare ground, for a mature course and the greens look like they have something going on. Otherwise excellent course worth your time. Looking forward to the next time.

I play Chenny often and always enjoy my round. Great value and they maintain it very well. However the GolfNow time I booked this day was immediately after an outing. Had no clue otherwise I would have went elsewhere.

So to play 9 holes it took my brother and I approx 3 hours. We arrived approx 15 min before our tee time and were on the box promptly. We tee'd off about 10 min past because of an outing in front of us.

On the 3rd hole, the 4-some in front of us decided to group up with the team in front of them so now you had 9 guys playing the hole. I am not one to strictly police course play but this is one of those times where a marshall would have been helpful. I thought about calling it in but didn't want to be that guy because nobody else was behind us waiting so the outing would have known it was me who called in it.

It would do their patrons good if the course would wait to offer Golfnow times perhaps at least 30 minutes to an hour after an outing goes off. You know its going to be a slow day.

They should have let us go off the back but the guy said no because somebody was a hole or two from finishing the front.

I last played this course three years ago as a newer player and it was a rough enough day not to return for a few seasons. My impressions now are totally different. If a player has one club they can hit in bounds on the front 9, there are many holes in the 300 yard range that give plenty of opportunities for birdie of you can take advantage (I didn't). The layout is definitely interesting, and once you get through the more wooded and tighter front 9, the back opens up more giving the opportunity to take some chances. The course also had some severe breaking greens, especially the #1 handicap (think it is the par 5#5 hole. I like the course and will return. On hole 1 the sound of I-77 was annoying, but it is gone as soon as you get to number 2. One recommendation for every course, in this day and age, is to offer some higher end beers in cans for an nice casual round.

Most holes on the back nine are very wet you need to keep a eye out or you will het your cart stuck in the mud. If you land in that kind of area don't go after the ball you will sink up to the knees.