Southbrook Golf Club

An exceptional and challenging course. Sprawling wide open fairways as well as narrower and finesse requiring holes. Greens are in excellent shape. Plus an on site driving range. My best experience of the season.

Course is dry after a wet spring. In decent shape now much better then earlier in the season. Greens are slow.

Most Tee Boxes were rock hard, same with the fairways which had a lot of crab grass. Maintenance interfered with play several times. Disappointing. Staff seemed indifferent.

This used to be a nice course to play. The conditions overall were pretty rough. Tee blocks a mess, more weeds than grass on fairways. Greens were good though. Pace of play ridiculous, over 4 and half hours. Over booking by the look of it. Guys waiting on approach shots of 230yds when they can't hit 180. One marshal shows up only to do nothing in terms of solving problems ahead at one point 3 groups on a hole...pro shop guy having to do everything, get carts etc. Check-in was slow but no help for the guy... why do courses now let all these twosome out when they are so busy...never used to allow this....many courses in this vicinity, so have lots of choices, so no reason to return.

Very slow rate of play, course was bunched up and marshals were no were to be found. 5 1/2 hrs to play 18 holes (that's crazy)

Greens were horrible, not a well maintained course for the money charged, expected more for that price. I doubt I will play there again.

We played on a humid afternoon in 4:10 which is excellent for a public course. Greens and fairways were fine but tee boxes could use more work to level them out. Pathways were potholed badly.

Our day at Southbrook was a bit of an anomaly because it started off as a miserable, rainy Sunday morning in July and by our tee time at 12:30pm, it had turned to a mist, then by the 3rd hole you couldn’t have asked for better weather. So the course was quiet, and the pace was incredibly relaxed. We were a foursome, so throughout the round we gladly let a few singles and twosomes play through to keep an enjoyable pace going for everyone out on the course. Due to the heavy rain early morning until lunchtime, they had likely let their hourly staff such as starters, marshalls and beverage cart employees go home because we didn’t come across any of them the entire round, but they weren’t really required. The pro shop staff were friendly upon checkin and provided the necessary information. The maintenance of the course was great considering we are well into July and likely at peak play right now - very few ball marks to fix outside of our own, and rarely landed in divots on the fairway. The course also seemed to drain quite well given the rain prior to our round (granted it’s been quite dry and it likely soaked in quickly because we’ve been needing it). The only note I would provide for improvement would be that the golf carts, as well as many sand and seed buckets on par 3 tee decks, did not in fact have any sand and seed in them. The price for what you receive at Southbrook is very reasonable. We paid $52 each including tax for 18 holes of golf and cart. Definitely a fair price.

It was 28 degrees with no wind, the course is in fine shape. I just wish they'd improve the cart paths.

The heat has left the tees very hard. Had trouble getting tees in the ground, otherwise enough of a challenge for an intermediate golfer. Some blind shots on the back nine need some distance guidelines or you are in the water.

thanks to some older inconsiderate members we did not finish our round due to frustration created by the players in front, constantly (as a group) looking for balls, stopping to have group chit-chats and outright ignoring the fact that a twosome was waiting behind them at every tee. I have played here many times, but I don't know if I will go back again