Cattail Crossing Golf & Winter Club

I am very much a beginner golfer, and so take what I say with that in mind. I have been to only a few different golf courses, but usually by recommendation, until this time I just went with what was close and booked it on my own. The course layouts themselves were fairly simple (not to be confused with easy per se), not fancy, but enjoyable. A fair amount of water hazards, a few minor sad traps (but nothing really daunting), and not much in the way of tree or other terrain hazards. Again, a very enjoyable course, and I thought it was a great deal (having brought my own clubs, balls, tees)! I will very likely return to this course for my own personal bettering of my game. I think it is certainly a good course for beginners such as myself.

I believe there are things like fake coyotes that could be put out on the course to keep the geese from crapping every where. Other then that pretty good course.

Kyle was set up very nice. The spacing between the golf groups was well done a little extra time made sure that we didn’t hit upon the group in front of us nor did we feel rushed with a group behind us. So we had a very solid steady pace of play. The beverage waggon showed up on time and was very joyful person just like the rest of the staff.

Greens were in poor shape. Lots of waiting at holes and no direction from the marshall. One of the carts died half way through our round.