Renditions Golf Course

The course was in good shape after 2 days of rain.

This course is more like a Novelty it's a 107 to play and the golf carts had duct tape on the seats... no GPS And the course was an OK shape

There was a grounds staff with a blue shirt who kept interrupting our round. He would get in the way, turn on the sprinklers, and stand on the green. When we asked him why he would not at least wait for us to hit, he said he did not care. Is there a rule for this situation? It ruined a couple of holes for us.

Having not played the actual holes that Renditions have recreated did we just do so? The Leaderboard was a nice touch. Rae’s Creek wasn’t hard., bogeyed it! But really it was an adventure. Having the concession stand in the middle course nice touch. Everyone passes it 3 times. Doubt that I will go back for a second round.

The greens looked liked they were bombed by all the range balls. People REPAIR YOUR BALLMARKS!
Course management should be repairing what’s not. It was interesting.

Hot day. Greens rolled fast. Course overall very good condition. Some divots not filled but greens were 8/10 condition. Very good for a public course.

My only problem is $12 for a bucket of range balls.

Had a great experience starting at the bag drop where the staff knew my name and readily retrieved my clubs from my car. Every single interaction with staff were all excellent.

The course designers created something special with the background story of every hole, the major PGA events played at the course source, and many references to greats:Jones, Hogan, Palmer, and Nicklaus to name a few.

The visual and spiritual impact is surprising. The azaleas and magnolias at amen corner just represent the attention to detail that is in the Rendition DNA and lineage.

The Pro Shop is well inventoried and the pub style grill puts out great food. Staff were incredibly friendly and courteous.

Advice I received the day I played was this:
-The course is difficult
-The greens are fast
- The greens are tricky so never land above the hole

Bottom line…I waited 5 years to play this course and it was worth the wait! Just enough challenge and exactly the right amount of respect for the game.

No one manages pace of play, lots of ground under repair, and the greens look like the surface of the moon. Wouldn’t recommend as a course that charges $100.

Was able to finish my round in 3:10 only one group in front of me. Greens rolled true and pretty fast for a public course. Fun lay out. All replicas of famous golf holes.

Nice “half-way house” accessible near 6 tee box and you pass again later in the round.

Only complaint is you have to pay for range balls. This much on a round should include range balls.

Everything about the course was amazing, except the bunkers, very rocky and hadn't been raked. It's my fault I shouldn't have been in the bunker. Over all great course!

Overall a nice day out. Some of the holes are really boring. Medinah no. 6! Amen Corner is pretty well done. But forget about the “renditions” really. It plays like a high end muni.

The course is in excellent condition for mid summer. Greens are rolling true, pace was good.

I thoroughly enjoyed all aspects of the course. Excellent condition, nice easy to use range right the in the front, great layout, nice greens. I read in other reviews about ball marks and I saw many and fixed many extra ones. It's just lazy golfers, but the ball rolled great. I look forward to playing again one day.

Tee boxes and fairways were in great condition. Beautiful course. Greens were fast and in good condition. Only issue on the greens is golfers not fixing their divots. So many unfixed ball marks on the greens. Most sand traps were bad with rocks everywhere but they'll most likely be fixed soon. Generally the course is maintained well.