The Greens At Auburn

The fairways which makes it very dangerous for the novice golfers which that’s what you’re going to find on this course. Course play was very slow. Tee boxes are not great. And as much Ed before the fairways are very tight but not in a good way. The course holes are perpendicular which makes it ridiculously to navigate. There are signs not to ride on hills between greens but a push slight right or slight left it’s going towards another green. Long story short not a well designed golf course.

Really awful course. Dead tee boxes, patchy greens, just six kinds of terrible.

If this golf course bought 5 more golf carts it would be so much better. They have like 10 total carts and u will wait an hour for 1 cart when there is literally no one there.

Although I know the expectation of a course of this price is pretty low. This course needs a lot of improvement. First of all even with a tee time reservation there is constantly overlap with groups. By letting some groups walk while others ride on a 9 hole course makes pace of play horribly slow. The fairways are so close together that you’re constantly having groups drive through your fairway spending 20 minuets for the ball they sliced, no marshals are ever out controlling others from interrupting your game by riding their cart down the middle of your fairway searching for their ball. Not to mention you never know when you might catch a stray ball to the head from the group of frat boys next to you which makes up 98% of this courses client base. People also play the course multiple times and jump in right behind you after you tee off. Other than the lack of organization. The greens are horribly slow and it’s obvious they have never been rolled. The holes all have a raised rim around them which averts your put. The bunkers consist of mainly mud and rocks with a little bit of sand. For 25 bucks I would recommend playing 9 holes at Indian pines, not a 5 star course by any means but definitely better than this goat farm.

Super fast and well maintained greens. A couple difficult pin locations that really protect the cup but the only down side was a couple tee boxes were in rough shape.

Course was nice. Tee boxes need work. Great value.

Accuracy is needed to score, attention is needed to navigate hole layout, and realistic expectations are a must for $18 with a cart!

My round was in perfect weather conditions, in the middle of the day, and with zero traffic on the course.

The course layout is tight in most areas, requiring precision shots to score well. Double Bogey is realistic on every shot if you land yourself on the short side of the hole.

The upkeep of the course matches the price you pay for the 9 holes round with a cart, greens are bumpy in most cases, and bunkers need a little love, otherwise, playing a fun round with rolling it here or there makes a good time.

Pay attention to the instructions for the hole layout, the course is "stuffed and entwined" through an apartment complex so tee to green is not always obvious.

If you play here once, you will play here again, to lower your score because you will understand the layout much better.

I will be back for my $18 fun in the sun.