Waterview Golf Club

Waterview stays consistent and greens have been some of the better in our area!

Course is in really good shape right now! Greens are fast and rolling pretty pure, fairways are soft, most tee boxes are solid. Could nitpick and say greens are slightly sandy but that should change soon. No real complaints other than the carts could use a refresh.

Awesome course. Beautiful. Enjoyable. Not crazy hard. Becomes a shot makers course if your dispersion gets out of control love the sand trap placement and long holes from the tips

Cart died on hole 3 then I spent the time to get a new cart and then that cart died on 9. Really poorly managed course. Spend your money and time somewhere else. This place is not worth it.

The course was in terrible shape. There was mulch and dirt all over the fairways. The tee boxes were over grown and drastically uneven. The greens were average but compared to everything else it was in great shape. Pace of play was the only thing good about it.

This m was obviously a premium course at this ne point. The hazards are strategically placed and you have to think yourself around the course. The greens are very undulating which added a nice challenge and they were in good condition. Unfortunately, the fairways and grass around the green needed improvement. One recommendation to the course: on #3, shorter par 5, let the grass grow a little longer between the green and the water. You have a green that banks towards the water and even on a good second shot, it’s likely your ball will roll into the water. The hole isn’t really fair and it slows down play. Plus, this isn’t a TPC course so no need to make it overly difficult.

Waterview had beautiful scenery, with good course conditions. I played in March, and it was one of the better courses I've played this time of year.

Fun course that was in good shape. Pace was a little slow for me (5 hours), staff was friendly and helpful. When I paid and mentioned it was my first time here, the gentleman in the pro shop took me outside and pointed out the highlights.

I like the layout of Waterview. Had the first tee time, which helped the pass of play until you get to the back 9 (technically front 9 since you start on hole 10). There some areas with drainage issue around the green, which makes the ground soggy, not a major issue. The only feedback is the 9 hole tee times that are slotted in, as they significantly slowed down the pace of play. There should be a set guidelines communicated about basic golf etiquette to keep pace of play, as I saw it was very much needed. I’ll definitely play Waterview again. Directing the pace of play for the 9 hole tee times will enhance everyone’s experience.

For &70 you get a track that is well

under maintained. A super intendant fixing sprinkler system

during play without any explanation or waving to play through. Didn’t bother to flag us down or wave us through as we were patient waiting to see if he was going to continue “fixing”. Fairway full of weeds and unleveled terrain.

Gave an average rating for course condition as some fairways are bumpy and a lot of the sand traps are hard packed with only 0.5-1 inches of loose sand on top. A few of the tee boxes are devoid of grass.

The greens were in very good shape though. I like the layout and will definetly play again.

Booked a 7:21 AM tee time on a Saturday morning—perfect weather and it hadn’t rained in over 12 days. Got to the course to check in and was told that early morning tee times are only for 9 holes so people can get back home. So if you’re planning to play 18, make sure you book late enough. But here’s the kicker—if you tee off 1.5 hours before sunset, they won’t let you book just 9 holes. The logic is all over the place.

It gets better. The first tee time of the day was listed as 7:01, but they decided to hold everyone until 7:30. That completely contradicts the whole “get people home” idea. If you’re not going to let people start at 7:01, then don’t book tee times that early.

Since they were making everyone start late, we asked if we could at least hit some balls—nope. Driving range doesn’t open until 7:30 either. So if you book an early tee time, make sure you warm up somewhere else before you show up.

When we finally got to the tee box, we were told the group ahead of us had a twosome that was late, even though there was already a single there ready to go. The clubhouse wanted to hold everyone until the other two showed up because they were “down the street.” Thankfully, the starter—a super nice lady—recognized how ridiculous that was and pushed to let us go ahead so we could actually tee off.

From there, things were solid until the 4th hole. A fertilizer tractor caught up to us and followed us hole by hole, pulling up to the greens at the same time we were trying to chip and putt so he could start working immediately after. I get that maintenance has to be done, but why do that at 8:15 AM on the first perfect-weather Saturday in weeks? That’s something you handle on a Monday or Tuesday.

The frustrating part is the course is actually starting to look really good. But overall, it’s one of the most unorganized courses I’ve played in a while

If you look on GN on the first 80° day of the year at the end of March and see a slew of morning tee times available, that’s a good indicator of several things before even stepping foot in the clubhouse. I’ve played this course for years and years and it’s slowly declined. Tee boxes were awful, fairways and roughs were bare and cracked in multiple places, and cart paths were poorly maintained. Dead, broken tree limbs were scattered in places. The pace was not any better than playing conditions. Upon turning cart key in, the clubhouse employee was sitting on a couch and watching TV and seemed to be unbothered by e coming in. Have played here a lot. Unfortunately, today was my last round. Spend your money anywhere else.