David L. Baker Memorial Golf

The Greens were in great condition as were most of the fairways.

Course in decent shape, but this day play was very slow. A couple of areas of ground under repair, but not too many.

What I thought would be an amazing golf outting with my Son, turned into being stalked by the course Marshall. I am always aware of golf etiquette, pace of play and I hit pretty straight, there was no need for the Marshall to follow us from hole to hole. The pace was slow so there wasn't much we could do but wait at each hole, and yes he waited too. Should've complained but it probably wouldn't have made much of a difference. To add, I didn't want to make a scene, I would have been labeled the angry, intimidating, agressive black man on the golf course, no matter how soft my tone was, my curse being 6'5 240. MARSHALLS if you have something to say, (SAY IT) and keep it moving. I'm a big boy I can handle it no matter how racist it sounds.

The overall conditions are honestly really bad.

Worse than expected, the greens keepers need to seriously step up their game. (Probably a money problem and not really the greens keepers but... as always, but someone has to take the blame!) So many boxes are literally sand with some grass coming through lol. Fairways are extremely choppy with divots everywhere/mud. The greens have fringe with chunks missing, duck poop and putt putt grade grass. This is not due to renovation, (i did see punch holes to try and resuscitate what little grass is left) but lack there of and now paying for it. Sadly, you make newport golf course look good... and they have old matts on their boxes to hit off, but still have better conditions.

With all that being said, it's an executive course that I paid $21 including cart for a round of 18. I finished in 2 1/2 hrs, due to the fact I played through 3 groups of extremely old golfers. (No age discrimination here, but man, order the cart if ya can't walk faster than 1mph or hit past 50yds) so I will say pace of play isn't too bad and you can walk on.

The staff were all kind and friendly, not a single complaint regarding your employees, just the course conditions.

Course in good condition but play was very slow this day. Pin positions were difficult probably since they had a tournament in the morning.

Play was very slow this day. They had had a tournament earlier and had some difficult pin positions, may have added to slow play.

A lot of beginner golfers that do not know golf etiquette. You need to put your head on a swivel so you don't get hit by a ball. Golfers hitting in and out your fairway as you Tee off.

David L. Baker is a great little course, for All Levels, especially beginners and moderate golfers. There's are good combo of short and long drives, and course is pretty flat, so it's easy to walk.

The Staff there is Always very Friendly.

Have Fun, Hit 'em Straight, and Seldom!

Was a cold and windy day so conditions played a part in the round! Greens were very fast and found it hard to keep approach shots on the surface! Partly due to the conditions I am sure.

I’m first time playing this course and I left on the 15th hole because of the pace of play. I understand it’s a par 3 course but there was no Marshall anywhere and the people in front of me where 4 putting on a par 3 course on every hole. I think there should be a double bogey rule where you should pick up after your second put I know I do if I’m 1 over. I know I use The reviews to play golf so I hope this helps somebody if you have the time to wait all day.

This course is a small executive course. It took us 2 1/2 hours just to play the front 9. They start everyone 7 minutes apart which was not enough time as we started 25 minutes late for. 10 am tee time.

Lovely Saturday afternoon golf. Great for irons and short game. Everyone nice