Crane Watch Club

A friend and I just played here for the first time after booking on GN. We both really enjoyed this course. The layout is unique and well designed. Overall the course is in the process of renovation so tee boxes, fairways and greens were a little rough but not awful. Greens were running fast but true. I am really looking forward to playing here again and seeing the fruits of their labors to get this course back into the gem it once was. You’ll enjoy playing here as it is now.

Very nice experience. Course was in good condition, especially please with greens.

This is a good course but the greens are a bit burnt and fast. Other than that it is a course worth playing.

Tee boxes and Greens are in decent shape - greens aren’t fast - fairways are hard you have to pick ball because there’s no fluff in grass can’t get a good divot. The course has good length but 4.+ hour round during season.

Great value and very friendly staff! Golf track was fav and well kept

Had not play this course since 2019. Notice a lot of improvements. Course is looking really nice.

Played yesterday and was blown away my change of holes on Back nine

Course was in great shape love the changes to back nine

Greens were very good and as usual

Staff was fantastic

Can’t wait to go back

I belong to a private club and Weill play this when my club has other functions going on

They have a special off season deal that can’t be beat

I had a 7:16 tee time for a threesome, there was a foursome in front of us that refused to let us pass. Four elderly men with extremely slow play.

The four men even stated “ we appreciate your enthusiasm but we are next” we told them no problem but wow, 18 holes of holding the entire course up. That’s terrible. I really feel golf courses should promote course of play. This is a lost art for business, if you’re playing in the first 10 tee times you should know how to play.

I golf three to four times a week I do it first in the morning so I have my entire day when I get done.

No rangers maintaining the course, I would think for the price they would pay someone with knowledge to move the pace of play along.