The Preserve Golf Club

The course is under construction on 16 of the 18 holes so the condition of the course is not good.

I am *lad that they are wooden on the course but it is not worth the price they charge. I quit after 9 holes.

The greens are temporary but puttable. They have been working for the last 2 years on this issue. Play at your own risk.

Hard pan fairways, mostly Temp greens, conditions are terrible, do not waste your time here

I’ve played this course a hundred times Always loved the layout

Haven’t played there in years because of the conditions

Yesterday I gave it a shot because I heard they hv been renovating

Understand that the grass is dormant

Fairways were 7/10 with grass in 90% of the fairways although cut extremely tight

Tee boxes were fine

The greens would be 3/10. Played 16 temporary greens which were cut low

Most if the greens under repair were top dressed so I assume they were punched. I saw a couple of greens that I thought could have been opened I would give it another 2 weeks to see if they open the greens

Still it was certainly worth the price to get some swings in

The course is under new ownership that is doing all the right things to bring this course back to its original great form. 16 of 18 greens are temporarily closed but the temporary greens roll extremely well. By next season this course will be one you’ll seek to play! Not to mention it’s a bargain!!

Played this course last year grate shape this year the course is fixing up 16 of the 18 greens .

So 16 temporary greens fairways a little burnt out, but that’s because they haven’t had much rain. I hope it comes back. It’s a great course challenging with the number of the holes they have.

Good luck fixing it up i want to come back when it’s all done.

They are constantly working on the course. It's getting better all the time. Fairways are good and new greens are getting close to done.

Worst course I’ve ever played.

Only two regular greens, the rest temporary. No hope that the greens will ever come back!

Horrible course, not kept up at all, we could barely tell where the farway was and the rough started. There were so many small temporary putting greens some with plastic sprinkler covers close to the hole. The real putting greens that were not usable were bumpy and didn't look anywhere close to being playable any time soon. The people working there were very nice, but I don't believe I will be going back anytime soon.

Course is in poor condition, at least 15 temporary greens. See some progress being made. New tracks on bridges, white sand in bunkers. Rate reflecks condition.

Maybe some hope. Good layout

All Temporary greens, was not fun not a good time.

The course in good conditions except you are playing with temporary greens, but they are playable.

Have to say the staff at preserve is trying things are looking good, but the greens are in terrible condition. The temporary greens are the best I’ve ever seen anywhere but really looking forward to playing when the greens are completed.

First of all this course has been “under construction“ replacing the greens for almost a year and a half. They were supposed to be done in October 2025 and here we are three months later and we’re not even close to being done.

The saving grace for a while was that it was a cheap course at 20 or 25 bucks. They haven’t done anything except for put in ball washers at half of the holes and they increase the price to $40.

These guys are driving this course into the ground and have no idea how to run a golf course.

Then factor in the pace of play… the Marshall drives around and is actually a very nice guy, but he just makes excuses and says it’s backed up or there’s a couple foursomes ahead of you, when the foursome ahead of you is playing a five hour round.

You can’t have a crappy course, overcharge for it, and at least not keep pace of play fast and expect people to come back.

They might read this, they might not… The bottom line is ownership just doesn’t care.