Acton Golf Club

Tee blocks where horrible... There were absolutely neglected and need some TLC. Like hitting off of the cart path. The Sand bunkers where a complete mess aswell growing grass in them or holding swamp like water ...great breeding ground for frogs.

27 for a cart. Mud tee boxes. Tiny greens. Hay field. Never will be back. Worth 20 bucks. Complete rip

Off

Well. First off. A cart that barely runs for 27 dollars. Complete rip

Off. Tee boxes pure dirt. Really no grass. Short course. Over 4 hours. Very small greens. Fairway and rough the same just shorter. Horrible. Horrible. Complete rip off. NEVEr again.

First 9 was slow...second 9 we skipped 2 holes because it was wide open from 13th to 18 th ....

Really like the course!

I really like the layout of this course, and the walking rate is a good deal. However, the tee boxes are in terrible shape, and parts of the fairways are showing the dry conditions we are experiencing.

We walked 18 holes in 3.5 hours, so pace of play for a Friday afternoon was pretty good.

It must also be said that they are taking the Covid pandemic seriously and I really appreciate that.

Great little 18, some driveable par 4’s and short par 5s sets you up with some birdie and eagle opportunities but poor course maintenance and chewed tee decks is a problem. Would play again but would like to see some nicer, even tee decks to hit off of!

It was my first time playing here and the overall experience was positive. Being quite short It's a good track for beginner to intermediate players like me.

The tee boxes and greens, including the fringe area, were in very good condition. The fairways, particularly on the back nine were desolate and it was like playing off the cart path in most areas which is a shame.

The staff was friendly and I will likely play it again

Great course for the yardage, pleasant surprise. Played along side regular members who gave good insight. Aside getting belittled by course staff for not staying on the Par 3 cart path will return for another round.

From the offset on the first hole it was obvious to me and my playing partner that Covid-19 has provided Golf North with an opportunity to net and make up for “ lost revenue by deliberately putting the course into disrepair by not spending the required time and money.

Sand traps totally left inkept,poor watering of fairways and lack of staff. $54 for use of arts is a blatant cash grab.If G.Nwants more money go ask your shareholders to re- invest,after all they have enjoyed years of profit taking!