Sienna Plantation Golf Club

Overall, it was just ok.

The course is very technical, with lots of hills, narrow fairways, and plenty of blind shots into the greens. It’s a nice layout, but the cart path signage is seriously lacking. It’s not intuitive at all which direction to go after each hole.

Fairways and greens were in mediocre condition, but there were several patches of dead grass and rough spots. Also, there were a lot of range balls scattered on 18's fairway, which felt sloppy.

I had discount tickets, so I was fine with it. But if I had paid full price, I would have been disappointed.

Clumps of fescue have taken over the greens and made them un-puttable.

Playing in the middle of March I was expecting there to be better course conditions. Some things i can live with, but the totality of circumstances made for some frustrating conditions. Drainage in some areas was terrible which left muddy sections all around the green. This made some normally good shots terrible as your ball would stop right in the mud. This was compounded by having sprinkles actively on while playing for about 5 holes on the course. These are things i would expect to be worked out during the slower season, but faced it throughout the round. Overall pace of play was great but there was not any course management as multiple groups of people tried to jump in on the course inbetween groups. With those things in mind slight fixes would make this a very enjoyable course especially for the price.

Stuck behind a foursome that was playing a 4 man scramble. One was learning. They didn’t offer let our threesome play through. No active Marshall on the course. This course is back to bottom of the list.

Not sure what else to say about this place other than it’s sad. Great layout and some wonderful holes. The greens are completely cooked with more weeds than grass and dead spots throughout. The fairways a okay but far from lush. There’s no cart service on the course for beverages. The pace of play was over 6 hours as we had 7 groups backed up over two holes at one point with the Marshall doing absolutely nothing to speed up play. We skipped those two holes and the course was wide open after that so we know it was simply a couple of foursomes backing up the entire course. On 14 we had a group on the green and 3 groups waiting on the tee. The driving range is basically nothing but weeds and sand. It’s like a bunker. The bunkers on the course are in sad shape as well. Wish this was a better review but it is what it is. Great layout, everything else has been allowed to fall apart.

The course is in terrible conditions. There is almost no point in putting because the greens are so bad. It’s sad that the owners don’t take care of the property. I’ve only recently started playing here and heard it’s been this way for years. Also be aware sometimes the sprinklers are on, see attached. This was on a Fri at noon, we couldn’t finish the back nine and no refund was provided.

Everything was great but felt a bit rushed for my young daughter that is trying to improve her game.

Individual ratings for different concepts can be relatively high but overall ratings may be lower because not every rated concept is worth the same.

Tee boxes and fairways were ok. The course people we met were friendly. But the GREENS WERE AWFUL -- close to un-puttable. If putting is important to you...

In addition, a team of plumbers was working on the sprinkler system and we got showered at some holes here and there.

The course was nice. It would be nice if there was cart service throughout the round and some ball cleaning options at the tee box.

5 hour round (saw the marshall once). 7 minute tee times. Course in terrible shape. No beverage/food cart. Driving range was in bad shape. Bucket of small balls was $9. No way I will drive out of town to play this course again.