Crane Watch Club

It was wet with mud puddles. Greens were slow and fair to poor condition.

It was a nice course, greens and fairways in very good condition.

Would have like to stay and socialize and have a bite to eat. The server was present but the place was empty. Not sure why.

Plenty of Sand Hill Cranes, but they stayed away from the fairways but plenty of other waterfowl to aim for , just kidding had a great time you will enjoy it

They had a lot of rain and the course was very wet. The greens were very slow and bumpy.

Course is in terrible condition and I will not be back until course conditions change which will take lots of money. That said its a shame because the staff were outstanding. They are professional, friendly and engaging getting five stars while the course gets one star.

The Crane inro has not been added to Garmins golff app. Still has Evergreeen info on Garmin. Yardage markers on back 9 are almost non-existent. Fix this and I will return.

If winter rates are reasonably under $60 me and my friends will come often.

Greens were way way way way too slow and shaggy. Like they hadn’t been cut in the few days. Definitely hadn’t been cut the morning of playing

Midcentury-modern courses often have good bones, and keeping them relevant for future decades is often a matter of fleshing them out intelligently. Under current ownership, Crane Watch seems to be heading in that direction.

A couple of redesigned holes have added some intrigue while keeping the original, relaxed 1970s feel of the place, and the friendly people make it a place worth supporting going forward. If things continue to track well, it is on its way to being one of the better-value courses along the east coast of the state.