Timber Greens Country Club

Excellent friendly check in. Awesome golf carts. Great course. Fast and true rolling greens. But water on a lot of holes. Better hit it straight at this place. Very nice but very challenging.

This course was very well maintained. The greens are like a sponge. Very friendly staff we will play here again.

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What a course in excellent conditions greens are fantastic

Average layout in generally good shape.

Got stuck behind two slow groups.No rangers.

The fairways & rough were very good, 3 greens had some damage (blight or bare areas and I thought the speed was inconsistent. As a twosome we found it a little slow especially on the back nine about 2.5 hours and we gave up after the tee shots on 18 as the group in front was having trouble.

Not the most challenging course, but great condition and the greens rolled true. Very glad I went out of my way to playing this course.

No driving range. Small practice green and crowded on the green. Rude, fellow, golfer on the practice green. No practice bunker. Sand traps on the course were hard like clay. A slow group was in front of me on the course. I skipped ahead, and a marshall came and met with me on the course. I don't want to go back to this course. Not much fun. On the positive, water was available on the course, and some good wildlife was on the course. I saw a raccoon. And putting greens were in pretty good condition on the course. Also, a worker in the pro shop was helpful and efficient. There were some positives, but I prefer to stay away from this course and golf elsewhere.

Timber Greens is a nice course in great shape. No complaints with the course or conditions.

I did encounter a ranger who was what I would call 'ill-mannered", severely lacking social interaction skills. At Pro shop I was told i would be playing with 3 others but they had not checked in. Guy in Pro Shop says go load up and putt some on the practice green until they arrive, which I did. I notice 3 guys teeing off in 2 carts at my tee time. I asked what their time was and it was mine as well so we made it a foursome. On the third hole tee box a "ranger" pulled up and asked me sternly "Explain why you have 3 carts?" Only 2 carts are allowed per hole per Mr. Ranger. If the course had a starter maybe they would have sent us in 2 but here we are in 3 carts and he makes it out like it's a felony. So I volunteered to just play by myself. Mr. Ranger then drove 100 yards away and watched to make sure we split up. Played by myself until ironically a twosome rescued my battery dying cart on 17 tee and pushed my cart (#9) up the hill after the tunnel. This review would have been 5 Stars had it not been for some guy who obviously was enjoying a little power trip. Lighten up buddy the course was practically empty. At this time I'm not sure I'll return as there are many other courses in the area where the staff is friendly and courteous.

Best course conditions and greens a Must course to play

Saw this course on Golfnow.com and booked a Hot Deal. First time playing this course (6 miles from my house) and I don't know how I missed this golf club in the past. The who golf course shows pride by the staff in it's maintenance. Greens were very nice, fairways nice. No complaints. It is not a long track and was a pleasure to play. i pulled my driver on 1 par five otherwise my three wood was plenty of length to be in position to hit the green. Well worth playing you won't be disappointed..

I will play this course again.

From tee to green the course is in perfect condition.

We played from the whites and on most holes there is no need for a driver. Smart play will lead to a good score.

The staff is friendly and the burgers at The 19th Hole were great.