Mirror Lake Golf Club - Mountain Course

Played the mountain course, several greens were in rough shape, weeds growing on them. It looks like it rained in the morning as there were pools of water on 1-2 greens. The course was not busy as if people in the know skipped a round on this track because of early rain or the condition of the greens.

Course layout is nice. Fairways were in great shape. Greens were terrible. For the price to play, I would expect better greens.

Greens were in poor shape. It w as not worth the $85 round

The condition of the greens were brutal. They shouldn’t be charging the prices they did in those conditions. Absolute joke.

Not worth the $90+ for a prime tee time. Driving range was closed which I can understand since it rained the night before. Greens are absolutely atrocious. Tee boxes were ok. Fairways were decent. Bunkers were washed out. Greens were absolutely atrocious. Weeds and black algae on everything single green. This was my first and last time playing the mountain course. I will not come back. Save your money, save your time and go anywhere else.

I played the Mountain course and was in disbelief regarding the course conditions. The greens were in awful shape along with some of the Tee boxes. I don't play the course often, but the last two times I was there it was in good shape. Not sure if maintenance staff has changed, or ownership, but the current rate should be lowered until the course conditions improve. I'm not sure if the Lake course is in better condition or not.

I've played the Mirror Lake Mountain Course 10–13 times, and I can honestly say the condition of the course has declined significantly over the last year. It's disappointing, especially considering the cost. Whether you're paying more than $3,000 for a membership or $88 for a single round, the experience simply doesn't justify the price.

The greens had numerous bare spots, the tee boxes were in poor condition, and the pace of play was frustratingly slow despite there being very few golfers on the course on a Sunday.

I hate to say it because I enjoy the layout, but right now I just don't think the juice is worth the squeeze. I hope to see the course return to the condition it once was because it has the potential to be a great place to play.

I get bent grass has trouble in the summer but this is ridiculous. I suspect other courses with bent grass don’t have these problems. There is lots of crab grass and lots of dead areas. It’s official all three courses at ML/Chaoel Hills are a goat track. Even the he Bermuda greens roll like you’re putting on broccoli. I uploaded a video. Might be worth $12 to play.

Fun challenging course. Fairways are in great shape but the greens are terrible right now. A lot of dead spots to charge 100$ for a round.

$100, range balls not included, stacked full tee times 9 min apart, greens in rough shape. Would not come back until they fix these things

Fairways were in great condition. The greens are a different story, we played the mtn course the layout is great' the greens are in pretty poor condition they have some kind of black fungus/disease. So in my opinion if the greens were better it would be worth the price but right now it's not.

Many greens were in bad shape. Considering condition of the greens, the price was high.

Overall a a very good course, greens were a little beat up, had a lot of black spots, not sure what caused those. The 18th hole was great, it requires a solid drive. The 2nd is all carry, 150 yards over water and this is only if you hit your drive near the end of the fairway. There is no dry land between you and the green as you are crossing a narrow part of the lake.

The greens were poor—well below expectations for this course.

Our group was repeatedly hit into and verbally harassed by the group behind us throughout the round. We teed off at 10:12 and were only one group behind pace due to earlier delays, yet their behavior escalated to the point it felt unsafe and unacceptable.

Beautiful course in very wet conditions. Started as a rainy day which loaded the course down, but then stopped for the majority of our round (started again on 17/18). But despite that, it was a gorgeous course, and played very well! Absolutely would play again!

First time playing the Mountain Course. Challenging but rewarding. Greens were deceptively quick. Can’t wait to play the lake course.

Staff and pace of play is worth the money/experience.

If your looking for a relaxing non-crowded round look no further. Green are great here!

Cart paths and bridges are falling apart. Rounds take 6 hrs on weekends. Take your business elsewhere.