Battlefield Golf Club at Centerville

The course was in pretty good shape considering how dry it has been. Lots of roll and fast greens on a links style course. The pace of play was pretty good - about 4 hours for our group of four. No clubhouse but they have a driving range, practice green, and a chipping area. We will play there again.

We played 18 this morning as a 3 some. We were a pair, and the started added a single to our group (no big deal). The foursome in front of us was extremely slow with no one in front of them, and they, nor the ranger would allow us to play through. As for off course amenities, there are none. The “clubhouse” is a trailer with no bathrooms (only portapotties scattered through out the course). The course itself is challenging and fun to play, but the lack of restrooms and the ranger not letting us get through the group ahead of us. Many times we were leaving the green before the other group had teed off and we would have to wait. Took over 5 hours to finish the round.

Played this course a few times since it opened and was never impressed. Played back 9 this morning and wow, this course was in really good condition. Tee boxes and greens all in great shape, a few fairways were a little rough but when you pay $18 for 9 with a cart you shouldn't expect a 5 star course. If you want to get out and play and don't want the slow play or expense that comes with the majority of the courses in the area then I suggest you give this course a try.

Very challenging course... greens are fast.... I like the over all challenges

Hills, ponds, long fairway, wow, I love the course. But it is not easy to find where my balls dropped.

If you like to get chalenge try this one.

This is a well laid out course and the pace of play is excellent.

course was very wet but it was cart path only on four holes greens were in excellant shape

The course condition was okay, given the amount of rain on Saturday, and the greens were in great shape! The problem with this course is that they allow dogs on the course - I have played here several times and have witnessed dog waste on the tee boxes and in the fairway. The pace was slow because they allow 6 people playing together and the ranger drove around and never addressed the problem - the 6 golfers obviously don't know the rules and would not allow faster golfers to move ahead of them.

Battlefield is by far the best course to play for the money. It's an amazing beautiful course and nice to play. It is open which works good for my slice. Recommended to anyone no matter level of experience.

Greens and fairways in great shape. Has a tendency to not drain well, couple holes cart path only, but overall a great course and challenging. Down side -porta potties and no clubhouse. $1.00 for a cup of ice. ‘Sup with that!!!! It’s great to watch the Navy jets fly over. Located in country farm area. Course gets better every year. I recommend it.

Very challenging dog legs.... keep in fair ways.... low scores for sure

Played this course a couple months ago with my sister. Saw that two holes were shut down for green repair which was fine with me, I assumed the other 16 holes were playable. Oh boy did I assume wrong. First of all, if it has rained anytime in the past week don’t play the course. There is absolutely no drainage, it’ll seem like you’re playing in a swimming pool. Secondly, the greens were in awful shape and that’s an understatement. Every single green had patches cut out for repair, on most holes it was over half of the green. There were “free drop” signs on all the patches that were cut out but it’s a real kick in the crotch when you think you hit the green and you have a 20 ft put for birdie just to find out that your in the dirt patch and now have a 30 yard chip instead. One green in particular had about 6 square feet of green total, the rest was cut out for repair. Absolutely unplayable. Third, the tee boxes were trash. Most were dirt, a few were closed and had temporary tee boxes, and a few had recently been “repaired”. One particular tee box it looked like they cut a patch from their rough and threw it in the tee box, the grass was 4 inches long and unplayable. Another tee box on hole 17, a “466 yard” par five, was under repair, so the tees were moved so far forward the hole only played 275 yards. It was the worst golf experience of my life. They couldn’t pay me to play there again. They only warned us about the two holes that were shut down, but the rest of the course was unplayable also. To say I’m disappointed is an understatement. The prices are high for a very subpar course. Please take my advise and play absolutely any other course besides this one. I have a handful of pictures but it seems that I cannot upload them here. Again, don’t play this course.