Teravista Golf Club

This was the longest round of golf I have ever played. We teed off at 1:28 on time and got done at 7:07. The course could have been Augusta with free beer and I wouldn't recommend it to a friend. For $100 I expect to be able to go out and play a round of golf at a reasonable pace. The course was in ok condition but I expected better for the price. All in all NOT worth the price and at that pace I expect the course should be paying me an hourly rate

The round took 5.5 hours. There is absolutely no reason a course should play this slow. There was a marshall out, but he sat on the 9th hole rudely chastising people about cart path rules. He did NOTHING to improve the pace of play. Won't ever play here again.

Staff was incredibly unfriendly. When I walked in the pro shop they were in a heated argument with someone and when I go to check in for my tee time I was told they didn’t have enough carts to go around even though I already made and paid for a tee time. I ask for a refund or rain check and they said that has to go through their GM who doesn’t work on the weekend and doesn’t have a phone number to call. The golf course is nice and well maintained but the staff is too unfriendly and it only seems like they’re out to make the most money possible and don’t care about the people paying to play. Therefore, I can’t recommend this golf course and will never be going back.

The guys at the counter are less that trained . Talking to older men that have played golf their whole life like they are 10 yr olds . Find new people that care about people & that they have a great day of golf . Poor poor . Billy weaver I play 3 days a week & hold a usga of a 3 . I know what I’m talking about .

Had a Sunday 12:40 tee time. My regular golfing buddy and I met up with a couple from Canada and the 4 of us played in about 4:45. Teravista is a nice course with a decent layout. We played from the blue tees. Fairways were decent, and greens were very nice, particularly for this early in the spring. The only two complaints I would have for them is that NOBODY rakes the bunkers or fixes their divots. Some of the blame I'll put on T.V. Not enough rakes around some of the bunkers. But if the starter would just make folks aware of those two issues, it would at least have a chance at making the place much nicer. Beverage cart was never to be seen yesterday. Overall a fun day on a nice course.

Course was in good shape for March. Greens rolled well and the fairways had plenty of grass.A little slow ,but that is not unusual on a Saturday.

I had a 3:28 tee time and we finished the front 9 at 6:20, almost 3 hours. It completely ruined the round and we ended up leaving at the turn. We went to the pro shop to ask if we could get a rain check for 9 holes considering we paid $72 for the round and they said to contact the manager who had already left for the day because the person at the pro shop didn’t have the authority to give one. Pretty ridiculous considering the circumstances. Throughout the day, we saw the marshal driving around but they didn’t help the situation at all as the wait between shots progressively got longer throughout the day.

As for the greens, they were very inconsistent and I probably had 5 putts that actually rolled to the hole without the ball jumping around like a birthday party at sky zone.

The course has so much potential, as the layout is great and there are some awesome par 3s but taking almost 3 hours a 9 and potentially 6 hours a round is unacceptable. The greens last summer were in much better condition than current.

A somewhat typical subdivision golf course. Has enough tees and challenges (water, sand, layout, etc.) for all levels of play. Condition was good for early spring -- grass was not yet full but okay and greens were consistent. Very crowded on weekends so weekday play would be preferred......

The staff was very courteous and accommodating.

I really liked the automatic tee-up driving range with ball tracking. Nice clubhouse.

Course looked great for February, tees and greens in great shape for this time of year. Staff is super friendly and helpful, although I was a bit disappointed on the mandatory double-up on carts. My cart buddy was a great dude and the round was enjoyable, but when you're out on a solo round you just wanna cruise around in your own wheels ya know? However it was understandable as their sister course had some facility issues recently causing them to be a little short on carts and I’m sure that will be remedied soon. Will be back soon to take advantage of that sick looking driving range.

Normally a big fan of Teravista, but other than the 16-18th greens, do not expect to get a consistent roll out of any of your putts. Until this place has time to heal, I’d go elsewhere.

I've played Terra Vista 9 or 10 times in the last 5 years and it's always consistent. Nice course, with a few hard holes, but just enough to keep you honest. In general it's a nice layout winding through a couple of different neighborhood homes. Greens roll decent, and were probably rolling at a 8.5 or as far as speed. Not slow but not too fast. The fairways and tee boxes are generally very nice. Bunkers are so/so, but playable. The only drawback to this course is the amount of time it takes to get around on it. For a Wednesday, noon tee time, I would hope to get 18 holes in at around 4 hours. It took about 5 hours for us, and we are NOT slow players. At one point there were three groups on a par three. That is something the management could address and solve. It is a regular occurance at Terra Vista, which is the only reason I don't play it more often. Good value for the type of course. Fix the pace of play, and you're getting 5 stars from me!!