Freedom Fairways

My Wife and I have been playing Freedom Fairways for almost 3 years now and it’s gone down since we first played there. The greens are hairy and slow and have burn marks on some of the greens. It’s a good course to practice your short game and I hope they put some love into bringing it back to how it used to be.

I always enjoy playing at Freedom Fairways. The greens could use some TLC. Sad that so many trees are gone. All in all enjoyable.

Shot par fist time out, a indication of the length on the app, that should be the daily price. I think under 30$ . Paid 39$ the next day high priced for a course like this 4 over for a couple of off shots played super slow

Imagine being fortunate enough to live on a golf course, but your soul existence is to watch other people play while you sit in your home, and call the office to complain about them.

Office staff was nice and apologetic. Stated they didn’t need a ranger on the course because they have 100’s of them looking at their windows every day.

I love this Executive course, great layout, never a crowd & great value & friendly staff.

Nice 18 holes. We played relaxed because is a short course just what we needed.

A great place to practice your iron play. The greens are super slow.

Recovering from injury and probably not ready for a full golf course I was over the moon to find this little par 63 course. With 9 par 3’d and 9 par 4’s it’s a great little course to get back into the flow of things.

The course design isn’t overly challenging, after all it’s part of a seniors community so it was never going to be challenging. Still there is enough water and trees to keep you honest even if the course lacks any sand traps.

The only complaint I have is the grass on the greens seems strange, like putting on a deep shag rug, but once you get the pace worked out it’s all good.

We really like the course. It is short but is fun and can help with which clubs to use and your short game. It is good for beginners.