David L. Baker Memorial Golf

Most of the greens are in great shape and the ball is rolling on line. Unfortunately, more gofers need to repair their ball marks.

The course was very slow paced. Tee time was at 9:22 and we didn’t get out until closer to 9:40. Short course but slow. No Marshal speeding up play. But it is a public course. What can you expect. Price was okay for a 9:22 tee time. Greens were just sanded so that was another issue. The fairways were okay, dirt patches and mud in some areas. But the worse part was the squirrels. Them are savages. Will literally jump in your cart while you are in it and take your snacks. No joke, saw one steel some crackers from the group in front of us and carry them up a tree. Funny stuff.

Overall, I saw 2.5 stars.

Great course & the staff is very accommodating & friendly.

When I used to come on Sunday mornings and it was $25 it was definitely well worth it but when you can go play much better courses for $45 it doesn’t really make sense to come here so I won’t be coming back much if ever unless the course becomes nicer or they bring their prices to a more realistic spot or if I go pay thigh light pricing in the evening which is rare. It isn’t the worst course but it’s not worth $45 per person.

The hard, thin fairways give a golfer lots of roll. The greens are very soft, thick and slow allowing for many three putts. We found the sand bunkers were more like dirt bunkers with very hard bottoms. All of the tee ball markers were set way forward. The best part of our golf day was that it wasn't very crowded and we finished in 3 hours, ten minutes. Also, it was a good value.

I went to play a fun round on Sunday at an executive course. Waiting on every hole for two teams to finish was not fun. So I was trying to get a raincheck or credit but because we booked through golfnow, could not get anything. So book it through them or don’t play on weekends. At least the staff were trying to accommodate us because they understood, (their words) “brutal” pace of play. Course conditions were whatever you get for the money in an executive course— nothing too bad, nothing too great.

This was a great course for my 8 year old son with moderate experience. Short holes but fun to play.

Prepaid $45 for a noon tee time. Waste of money.

No carts available, so waited around for 30+ minutes for someone to return one. Several players making the turn were driving solo. Pace of play was reported to be 2.5+ hrs per 9 for an executive course?

Starter had no control over the situation and didn’t appear to care much. Walked out without playing and without refund. Gave our round to some older gentlemen who apparently didn’t mind the chaos. NEVER again! What a joke.

Well, summer is here and the grounds are getting brown in more spots. The putting greens are not real smooth. BUT, you can't beat it for the price... the folks who work there are very nice. Today it was really hot and they close the "small eating area" and couldn't order water, as there was a Wedding in the "BIG" room, attached to the small lunch size separate area. So, no water. Otherwise, fun.

I’ve been playing David L Baker for many years now. Weekly Twilight has always been a great deal. The course is decent, my only complaints would be the pace of play is extremely slow because of tee times not spaced out enough and sometimes the wait time on the tees is easily 15-20min per hole which is somewhat frustrating for a small course. My only other complaint would be the condition of the greens.. most of the players inexperienced as they are, If the staff at David L Baker would stress to REPAIR YOUR BALL DIVOTS in the greens! The greens would certainly be almost impeccable. But I still enjoy playing this course very much and I will always come back to play this course at least once a week.

Played while visiting family in the area. Found the course to be well groomed, play to be well paced and would be remiss if I didn't mention the ducks and squirrels that approach you on the course. Made for a wonderful afternoon of golf with my husband.