The Links at Summerly

If you’re out on the course and you need to go the clubhouse is far far away what you going to do how about at least a porta potty come on man

It’s a “links” course. Keeping that in mind, it lives up to expectations. Players who don’t like this type of course won’t like this one. It does not have plush, smooth fairways. It has tough playing conditions and obstacles. If you accept that and learn how to avoid the hazards, you can enjoy golfing here. I do.

Conditions were very rough. Maybe the time of year but everything was brown. Sometimes hard to tell where the fairway was and out of bounds started. I’ve played during the summer and everything was very green and as depicted in the pictures.

There were no carts available and we had to wait for a long while to start.

There were no carts to take us to the driving range and the starter refused to refund the purchase of the range bucket.

When we eventually got a cart, there were no empty buckets to get balls from the machine.

The course was enjoyable. The restaurant was nice.

I played there yesterday 2/28/22 with a group that I play with regularly at courses in the IE. All 4 of us were extremely disappointed with the condition of the fairways and bunkers. Fairways had more dirt than grass, and bunkers appeared to be filled with road base (actually I worked in the road work industry for over 40 years, and have seen road base with less rock in it) instead of sand, doing damage to clubs. We last played there about 10 months ago, before yesterday. We will not be back.

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The fairways were in bad shape, not much grass. Hard pan. The greens were good and fast, mThe only good thing.

The course is poorly maintained. There were dirt patches in the middle of the fairway and the sand traps were like cement. The price you pay is not worth it.

First time playing it and I was excited due to the pictures online. When I arrived to warm up I was told the range was closed. The ball Machine was broken they said. The layout and design of the course was very cool. The care of the course is awful right now. I wouldn’t call it links I would call it a Desert course right now lol. Just needs some love. The grass was all dried up. I want to come back and play when it’s in better condition.

This course seemed to be on the right track last year. There were some rough patches, but it was getting better each month. Unfortunately, it seems to have slid back quite a bit. The fairways are rough and the greens are not much better.

Overall, this would be fine at $30, but there are several better options for the current price.

I really liked the layout of the course but the fairways and greens were rock hard. Being a "links" course, don't expect lush course conditions. Greens were fast and firm.

If you’re okay playing a “links” course, you’ll enjoy this one. Fairways are in rough shape, but that’s typical for this style course. Not to mention, many courses in this area are in a dormant state at this time of year. It’s a short course, but burns and other obstacles make it a fun challenge.

This course was as if they tried to cover the desert hills with a bit of sod, and the desert is taking it over. Super dry, really hard, sand traps were like concrete. No shade cover anywhere.

If you like to hit odd dirt and concrete fairways and bunkers this is for you. I know the course was on the mend but it stopped during Covid. I dont think it will ever return.

The cost is dirt cheap, no pun intended, and some like me live the price but remember, you get what you pay for.

I moved here 10 years ago and this course was country club quality. The best around. It has suffered a horrible death. Nearly resurected but it stopped.

I hope somebody buys it and makes it into a course the design is worthy of

They don't wash the range balls, the dirt and sand damages the faces of your clubs.