Madison Green Country Club

First time playing this course. Many holes are very challenging with narrow landing zones. If your driver is off when playing here, keep it in the bag and opt for a wood or long iron. If you’ve got decent distance, you can manage fine off the tee with those on most holes. Some dog leg holes have a completely blind landing zone (unless you want to lay up with 250 yards left to the pin) and for a player gaming this course for the first time, these were the most difficult holes. Greens rolled with good speed all day but some reads can be very deceptive if the pin placement is right (looking like break and then the ball doesn’t break or vice versa). Overall a good course and I’ll definitely be back.

As an amateur golfer I would say that this course is difficult but challenging. I lost eight balls

I have had several people say that this is a great course. But it is not in good shape. at the moment.

Course was in fair shape. Greens could use a grooming and light sanding, not rolling very true. A lot of bunkers have zero sand and are hard as a rock at green side locations. You can tell this place gets a lot of cart traffic with compaction issues everywhere. It’s priced well for the conditions, just needs some help on the maintenance end. The staff and 19th hole was great!

Vastly disappointed in this course. We felt like we were playing on an abanded course that we found along the way. The cart paths were more like sand traps throughout the course. The areas which were supposed to be roped off were all out of the ground.

Would not recommend playing here until they remedy these problems.

Plenty wet and pace was slow. That being the case, i would do it again for the price and layout.