TimberLake Golf Club

Green repair is an easy thing to do. Ownership just doesn’t care.

Some greens were sandy and if u miss the fairway balls gone

Large course, good layout. Greens are in poor shape. Some have patches of dirt where the grass is missing and they have filled them with sand. Without the use of GolfNow I don’t think it would be worth the money.

Course was dry and really needs some rain. Greens were in need of some "tlc" but overall playable.

Wife is novice and had a good time.

Excellent staff and fabulous challenges on the course ! Recommend this course for great layout!

I showed up for a booked tee time and they told me that all groups were already foursomes. “Just go to the first tee and take your time”. When I got to the first tee, there was a fivesome in the fairway and a fivesome on the tee box.

Can’t believe they would even let groups of five out. And I also can’t believe they would let me book a single and not pair me with someone.

Thirty five years of golf under my belt and I’ve never had this happen.

Enjoyed having the opportunity to play Timberlake again. Though the grass was still in its winter dormancy, the layout is a great challenge

Great friendly staff who make you feel welcomed and appreciated

The greens are in need of being completely redone, looks like sand traps on them. For the shape they are in they need to charge 20 or less to play. I usually don't write reviews, but had to on this one.

We have played this course a couple of times now. The course is challenging but fair. Given that it's in the middle of the extremely flat coastal plain, there is some elevation change and lots of mounds, shelves, etc.

The (6!) par threes are all reasonable for a bogey golfer, and the extra par five gives you more opportunities to swing away in the fairways. Will play this course any time we are headed to coast and can fit it into the trip.

They need to space out the times in between teeing off. Felt rushed while playing. Overall the course was good for the money.