David L. Baker Memorial Golf

PAR 3’s were shortened up by 20-30 Ft , one was 60 yards , didn’t expect that . Most PAR 3’s 100 tards or less. . Grass conditions were good , some spots all mudded up. Best thing was the lights you don’t have to rush your play in the afternoon when it gets dark early .

This course is not particularly long or challenging, but the conditions of the greens were fine. It's a good place for mid to high handicappers to practice hitting greens.

Tee boxes almost all dirt, fairways decent but hard, greens were fair. Staff pretty snooty for a public course. Buch of snobby college kids managing the joint. Not friendly, no smiles, no concept of customer service. They act like they’re touring pros and they're doing you a favor by taking your money. I’ve seen better personalities on door mats. The golf is not too bad paced but gets backed up on the weekends for sure. No cart girls. A couple of over capacity Porta Potty’s around hole 15 that are in bad shape. This is a Par 62 executive course to get a last minute round in.

In town for a bit of recreation and chose this course based on reviews mostly that the pace of play was good. But the day we were there it was pretty darn slow. MANY golfers had no clue about course etiquette. The greens had not been rolled in a week it seemed, which was my biggest issue. I would try again but will give another course an opportunity first.

The course has always been great. The staff always been awesome. It’s a quick little course. The greens can only get better. I just wish we went back to paying there and not on line.

The last time I played here was before pandemic and I thought it was great then. Very disappointed on the pace of play yesterday. there are groups where they hit 4-5x from tee box/fairway and you just can’t do that. Players need to learn basic golf etiquette before playing at any golf course.

They say you get what you pay for and I sure did! Never coming back here unless I’m with someone who is a beginner.

Played in 3 hours and 30 minutes which is good for a Saturday afternoon tee time

We play here a few times a month. It’s a fun little track but seems to be over crowded lately.

I’ve been playing golf for 20+ years and my wife just started playing. This course is perfect for honing in iron and wedge distances for the mid handicap, or or long hitter. It also worked as a great practice course for the newcomer, with seemingly scoreable holes. The bar/grille was a cherry on top. Cheap beer, fountain, soda, and one of the better hotdogs I’ve ever had.