Cypresswood Golf & Country Club

The course needs a lot of work

The cart paths have to be repaired

The greens have a lot of bare spots and some were covered with a green mix of dirt and seed that were hard to putt through

The club house staff and starter were very friendly and helpful

Was paired up with a threesome that we’re very nice. Course has some issues on their greens and a few bare spots in the fairway and roughs. For the money, it’s a good deal. Pace of play was decent as we finished 18 holes just under 4 hrs.

Greens are in very bad shape. Something you would expect in the summer. If you can't putt you can't score. I've played many a course and here as well. Nothing much has changed here. Tee markers not moved. Sad for a pretty decent layout..

My wife and I got paired with Tex and Brian, a couple of regulars from the course I think.

We enjoyed playing with them and they made us feel very welcome. The course was very well laid out and challenging but fair to play.

If the conditions were just a little better I would give it 5 stars.

Freindly staff and, moreover, freindly Marshall. Nice course, Nice layout, great value for the money.

Course is in rough shape. Multiple greens have large amounts of dead or dying areas leaving sand only to putt on. Tee blocks are sparse and fairways aren’t much better. Course is in desperate need of watering, overseeding and just general maintenance.

I arrived with 20 mins to spare but i was being rushed by the golf attendant. I did not like that i know i gave myself enough time to hit a few balls on the ranged but was still rushed. Also the cart paths need alot of work it felt like i was driving on an off road car course. Also the greens need alot of attention. They're were too many sandy rough patches which made your putt difficult. The bartender was very pleasant and kind.

It was tough to tell which had more grass on it. The fairway or the green. For this time of year there should be no problem. Having a nice fairway and more than decent greens. However, this was not the case. The greens were some of the worst I've ever seen and the fairways were not so fair. This is one of course I will not go back to.

Greens were not in good condition. Tee boxes and fairways were mostly sand and dirt.

Had a good time, but course in tough shape here and there.

The fairways and greens did not appear to be well maintained. The cost was lower than other courses in the area but the course condition did not make it worthwhile in my view.

Since the new grounds crew the conditions in the fairway seem to be improving. The greens on the other hand seem to be getting worse. As warm as February was here...with a number of days in the 80s, you would think they could get some growth to start filling in the dead areas on a number of greens.

I suppose they are still less expensive than the other area courses that are in better condition. It will be interesting to see what happens as the post snowbird price and usage drops off.

I still like the course. It's got some good holes without a lot of forced carries , or blind doglegs. It does require some local knowledge on the second to navigate the baranca, But, for the most part you can see the shots you need to hit.

Hopefully better conditions will be here before the summer.