Nature Walk Golf Club

Nature Walk is a great course to play if you need to work on your short game. You will not have a lot of opportunity to pull out your driver but the holes are interesting and everything is in good shape.

There are many par 3's and some of the par 4's are short but again it provides a good opportunity to sharpen your short game! (Which is something I need!)

Really enjoyed playing here.

Unique layout using one green for multiple
holes. Entire
Course is very well kept, highly recommended for an enjoyable practice round.

Good course to practice your irons. Greens Fees were five dollars more expensive on golfadvisor than they would be if you called the course or walked on. Lesson Learned.

I come here twice a month with friends. We keep coming back because the staff is friendly and the course is decent. It has continued to prove in the two years I've been going.

I paid $15 to play 18. Good course to work on your short game.

Great course in a beautiful setting. I did not know they had just sanded the greens. Usually great greens as well.

Punched greens felt like I was playing in a bunker. Wish I could get my money back.

Short layout that allows you to work on your approach shots. 5 holes have shared greens. Greens had 35% sand. They should consider shutting down 9 holes to get the greens in playable condition.

Checked in & sweet lady kicked a discount for cash paid. Carts on trust/honor system. Real laid back play. Good times!!

It's a short course but it makes you work all the club's in your bag. Beautiful course. Beautiful weather. I'd play there again.

Great day great round recommend this course to all

Fun exec course with challenges along the way. Course needs some tlc though.

I like this course cause it is a course that anyone can make birdies cause most of the par 3's are not too long even for beginners. The greens need some improvement but overall it is a nice course.

This course is great to work on your short game. A lot of par 3s. My 8yr old son loves it because he can tee off and hit the green.

This was a fun place to play especially if you need to tune up your iron play. It's a short course but you can hit a variety of clubs and shots. Friendly staff on hand

Executive course.The greens in rough shape,and fairways were ok.Good course to practice on your short game.

We got a special rate, so it was a great value. This executive course is great for couples and duffers who aren't long hitters. It was a very enjoyable day and the staff was very friendly. The greens need some TLC, but it looks like they are working on them so they are making an effort.

Average course back nine was much harder then front.

Not too much more to say. The greens were dismal. Little green to be seem. Mostly dirt and sand. The name speaks the truth. The walk through the trees is very nice but the poor course conditions ruined it. My wife and I are fairly new golf ears but we have played about 10 times since arriving and natures walk is in the poorest condition. It is in a very pretty area and the grounds could be spectacular but the condition of the course ruined it for us. We will not likely be back.

Nice variety of holes for an exec course. The course was in pretty good shape, though the greens were a bit bumpy. Tee boxes are level and decent. Fairways and rough in good condition and properly mowed. Has an interesting green used by 3 holes. The driving range is good, though the nets are coming apart and they really need them on the narrow range. I've played the course 3 times now (18 holes) and never went over 2½ hours. My only real complaint is the signage on course. After #8, there's a sign for #9, but the arrow has faded almost completely. After #9, there's a mysterious sign pointing to holes #2 & #18--neither of which is correct, nor does it help you find #10. At #15, the marker says it's hole #18. Despite it's quirks and odd routing of #9, I really like the golf course and recommend it.