Sandpiper Bay Golf & Country Club - Bay Nine

Nice spot, paired up with some nice folks. Pace was good. Greens in cry poor shape but this early in the season that is likely to be expected.

The grass on most of the greens has started to fill in, however, this leaves the green very bumpy! An excuse to three putt!

The new greens at Sandpiper were fantastic, last year. No more.

Bay nine was closed and the other two nines should close as well.The overall condition of the course is shabby. Tees, fairways and greens are in poor condition. Greens are uneven, spotty and uncut where there is real grass, not green painted sand.

Did not enjoy round as NO green was putt-able. Played as two putt max as you never knew where the bumps where. A great course in trouble.

Good course and Fun Day. Good value for your dollar.

Greens were in bad shape but hopefully will come out by summer

I love playing this course but they have lost the greens. I will come back to play but I must say for now I will spend my money where we can put on grass not painted dirt!

Greens are horrible, no grass, hard, dry and suffering along with the fairways and tees.

Nice course, weather had been dry, so the fairway and greens where in rough shape, but with some rain it would be great.

Apparently winter impacted greens...very bumpy and weather besten...nice layout, friendly staff.

This course has seen better days. Very little grass on the greens and general course maintenance has been ignored. The layout of this course was interesting and reminded me of one I played frequently (Island West G&CC) in the Hilton Head area.

We played in early April so course had winter damage. It was cart path only as there had been a major rainstorm the night before. It was cold & windy. We have played here before & it is a great course.

Should of been double seeded lost greens and bare fairways

greens, greens, greens.....work on the greens,,,over seed the fairways..cover roots with pine needles..small price to pay to have great reviews..greens need to be over seeded , cut ,m and rolled..was like putting on ripples potato chips

There was little grass on any of the greens. One 9 was closed for “green repair”. They need to shut down for two months until they can recover or sod their greens and then reopen.

The course and tee time booking resources should notify customers of issues like these prior to confirming tee times. I would assume, like most other customers, that a course with green/cart fees greater than $35 would have grass on their greens, not painted sand.