Carlisle Golf and Country Club - East/South

Course had taken lots of rain the days prior but was well maintained. Greens were very fast. Nice course but layout is confusing at times and does not naturally flow.

A good Kaneff course, 3 nines in good condition, greens are perfect

I like the facility and the fact they have 3 nine's. I was not enthralled with the East course but warming up to it. Still prefer to play the North/South as a 18 hole option. Last time I played the North was under maintenance; not sure why. Second last time I played the Starter was somewhat acrimonious when we showed up 2 minutes before our tee time and indicated we were late and had sent off two foursomes who were booked after our tee time. Gave us an alternative which was OK.

Fine golf course. We played at 7am so we expected slow greens but they were pretty fast and got faster...bring plastic money they are cash free...I couldn't buy a Gatorade!!!

we started at 9am, First 9 took 1.5 hours. back 9 took 3 hours (crazy). Based on the parking lot, there wasn't that many people. They should keep slow players on the same 9 and keep good players on the other 18.

Found this place as a last minute booking when our other place got cancelled. Was pleasantly surprised. Greens rolled true. Some nice challenging holes. Lots of places to recover from as well. Staff were really nice. Will go back.

Wide forgiving fairways make it enjoyable for beginners, nice scenic layout. Played 18 in 4 hrs .

Having three 9's provides some variety the East course is quite different from the north and south. The course is usually in very good shape and the staff are pleasant. Playing from the white tees, it is not overly long, which suits a senior golf for like myself. I always enjoy playing here.

No complaints with course, but they were struggling with a new (?) computer system. People trying to pay & get to tees were backed up.

At the turn we were going to get something to eat, but the lady behind the bar was struggling with a debit card in the computer and four more people were waiting to pay.

Course should really not be open when clubhouse has this many computer issues. I'm sure I'm not the only one who came away disappointed with this issue.

WORTH THE MONEY AND THE PACE OF PLAY WAS FAIRLY BRISK. Although THE STAFF WAS FRIENDLY,THOSE ON THE COURSE WERE NOT AS MUCH.

Considering it was early April the course was in good shape, the greens were slow but that is what you expect at this time of year, all in all was a good day.

I've golfed this course before and it's a nice course, but there is a gas line being put through and no warning through GolfNow that this is the case. So I thought I was getting a deal, but with the south/east course being a par 32 (4 par 3's), it was no deal at all. And the range is closed because of the construction. But the guy in the proshop was friendly and helpful. Fairways & greens have been aerated, but still in reasonable shape.

We played North 9 holes and when proceed to South Course, after two holes we were disappointed that there is major construction right in the middle of the course. We are lost in numerous holes and the Marshall could not help either. We think the last 5 or six holes are reduced to par 3's only.

We're not told that the course is under construction and the driving range is closed too.

The review is for booking and the course. I did not see anything on golf now about the construction happening at the course. If I missed it my apologies.

Why isn't there a note on Golfnow signifying the construction of a massive pipeline going through the course. I would not book a course that turns one nine holes to a 32 par from 36 due to construction. Especially when no one tells you. I spent good money and time to drive to a course that is under construction. This is unacceptable as the course should not be allowing players on that nine. Someone needs to do some homework! I love golf and Golfnow but this was a major disappointment from Golfnow and Carlisle Golf Club.

Very disappointed!!

Greg Anderson.

We had a fun although it was really slow play. This is part of the problem with the golf industry. Starters push players out in a hurry and then the players get frustrated having to wait in each shot. Figure out a solution so people don't have to spend five hours on the course. 4 hours should be the max. Then people will have more fun, opportunity to use the facilities afterwards such as the patio for f&b. After a five hour round you are tired, disappointed and don't have the luxury of spending another hour to enjoy the facilities. Come guys, come up with a solution so that everyone can have a fun day and you can make more money.

The course has some challenging holes, North 6-7 in particular. The tee boxes, fairways, and bunkers were in good shape. My only complaint are with the greens - it felt like I was putting on shaggy carpet. The front nine was played in 2.5 hours, but the back nine was completed much faster. I didn't see the course marshall at all, but I did see the beverage cart pass by 3-4 times.

A little pricey for a week day,but in good shape,lots of risk , reward holes. My overall rating is 7out of 10