Compass Pointe Golf Club - South/West Course

The. course was in average condition for this early in the season and bring aerated last week.

One thing I love about this course is the 4 9 hole sections divided into North and East, and South and West, that add more variety and flexibility to the experience. A great value with discounts for senior and county residents which usually shaves 10 dollars off the standard fees. Friendly staff always and a nice grill and bar area. Also there is a conveniently located driving range and putting area within close distance to the starter and pro shop. The course is kept in good condition and one thing you don’t find on most courses are the ball and club cleaners attached to each cart. Highly recommend this course.

If you have a frost delay, cart path only and your morning starter sends out 5somes and 6somes (who probably claimed they would split up but dont) - then every round will be almost 5 hours. Additionally the starter is there to get people on the course, if a single says they can play anytime then get them on the course so you can get other walkons out there and make $$$

I’ve played compass point several times over the last few years but this time the experience was pretty bad. For a course that is $70 per round in February, my entire group expected more. The course was in pretty lousy condition. I understand we had a lot of rain in Thursday but the course is draining very poorly. There were a ton of traps that still had a foot of water in them, standing water in fairways, greens with poorly repaired areas, and tons of spots without any grass at all. All of the tee boxes were mushy and there were better spots that were dry.

Also, the snack shack only had hotdogs. Not that I don’t like hotdogs but the man behind the counter said that the Sysco truck never showed up so there weren’t any other food options. I know stuff happens but I expect a much better experience when paying $70+ dollars for a round of golf in February.

On top of that, the credit card machine at the range doesn’t work so I had to walk back to the clubhouse to go buy a bucket of balls. It would’ve been nice if someone in the pro shop mentioned that when I first arrived and paid for my round.

Overall, it was a really bad experience and I hope they make improvements before the golf season starts.

As compass point is my home track I still have a equal opinion about it, I think the green fees are too high at this time of year for winter golf and will actually only play here when there’s a deal on one of my apps and usually get it for $30 less then normal rates , the courses have been really soaked so it’s usually cart path only with the occasional rough only but all in all I like the set up of the 2 courses and they kinda have different styles where the north is more open the south is a little tighter with more woods. The one thing to definitely improve on especially charming the rates they do is some new golf carts and get the gps on them at $70-$100 in season I would expect up to date carat not some 15 year old gas hogs . And I know they keep th outside that’s why they are gas then put gps on them so we can see the layout of the course and the yardage

Course just thawed out and was a swamp January 1. Cost was high for winter golf . The snack bar was not prepared for winter golfers- no one to make bloody Mary’s let alone have hot dogs ready

Course was really wet due to rain the night before, and dormant grass.

Great course, friendly people. First time playing at the course and first time playing golf in a long time. Everyone was friendly and helpful. I had a great experience.

Beautiful, well-maintained course, found an excellent online deal on the GolfNow app, food in clubhouse was very good, staff, extremely friendly, carts were clean. Pace of play was a little slow, but course was crowded as it was a gorgeous day! Highly recommend it!

Fairways need work ; many were torn up and soggy.

Only course I know where starters won't give keys to carts until 5 mins. before tee time. Control freaks.