Angus Glen Golf Club - South

You want to score on the Par 5s. And get away from Par 4s with a decent score as they are narrow and tight and requires accurate drives. Par 3s requires straight iron shots and can be punishing for hookers and slicers or if u leave it short - so hit it straight and get the right distance and u be ok.

Paying 140 a round, I expected a lot more ... fairways were trash and the greens were not in great shape

Disappointed in the value

Course was in great shape. Only issue is golfers not fixing their divots on the greens.

Greens were in bad shape, it almost took 5 hrs to finish 18, No access to the range!

By far the best course I’ve been to in my life! Conditions were pristine, and the weather was beautiful. The only downfall is that carts were not allowed on the fairways so it often took a while to walk from the cart path to my ball. Other than that, best course I’ve had to opportunity to play on.

Due to CV19, some amenities are limited; BUT the price is now $125 which is very fair for this track. It’s now good value (if a treat) to play.

The pace is slowwwww. Three reasons. Everyone takes a cart, but they are cart path only on many holes. This means mass confusion and lots of walking to/from carts. The course is far tougher than most of the golfer’s abilities; lots of 20+ handicappers making an absolute hash of it. There are lots of mini tournaments/groups; it’s corporate golf heaven. God forbid you get stuck behind the group with Bob from Treasury playing his first game. It will take 4 1/2 hours on a good day...and 6 on a bad day. This is with only 16 players an hour (every 15 minutes). Seriously. You will run into the group(s) in front. Guaranteed.

There are some burned fringes/patches; it’s not at tournament conditions. To be expected given traffic, but just play lift/drop if you land in one of the few bad spots. Other than than, the fairways and greens are the best condition of any public course. Hitting off the fairways is a dream.

Would give 5 stars except for pace. They really need Marshall’s keeping slow groups on pace and to get rid of the carts.

Club has let conditions go.. Plenty of brown /dead grass on greens and around greens.. Tons of ball marks on greens.. Not worth the $. Go to osprey valley

Course conditioning is quite poor for a course of this calibre. Everything else good but fairways and especially greens were bad. Dozens of unfixed ball marks on each green, large areas of fairways (and even greens) with close to dead grass. Pretty disappointed based on past experiences at Angus Glen.

Course has let itself go.. Condition very poor compared to past seasons.. Lots of brown and greens covered in ball marks

Enjoyable but need some vegan choice at the half way house!

Played here a lot in the 2000's and loved it but it is nothing like that now. Nothing to do with COVID, it is obvious the ownership has no interest in this being a high level course like it was.