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Cascades Golf Club is one of two nine-hole courses offered by Crystal Springs Resort, which offers four other courses. Cascades is the newest of all the courses. It was designed by Roger Rulewich, who designed two of the resort's most popular golf courses, Ballyowen and Wild Turkey. The other nine-hole course, Minerals, has been ranked as one of the top 12 short courses in the country, but Cascades still manages to hold its own. The course offers a fair amount of challenge but the main appeal is its playability. Cascades Golf Club is mostly open with a few strategically placed bunkers coming into play. There is also the occasional water hazard. The golf course is gentle enough for beginners but provides a quick but fun round for more advanced golfers.
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Conditions4.1
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Value3.8
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Layout4.3
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Friendliness4.2
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Pace3.8
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Amenities4.1
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Nice price. Bad pacing.
We got a Friday tee time at 11:30am for $33 per golfer. Can’t beat that price. But the pace of play was extremely slow.
This course is also a course for children’s golf and foot golf. So not only are there two pins on every green, but the fairways and rough are littered with giant holes and flags for foot golf.
Course is in good condition but it took over 5 hours to play the nine twice because of how backed up everything was between the regular golfers and the families playing “foot golf”.
Slow play and cart path only
I booked it on golf now. The course was dry as a bone. Except for the first par five which one portion of it seemed like it was pretty soggy. There was no reason for it to be cartpath only for the entire round. Literally one hole was all that was needed. It’s slowed everything down. 2 1/2 hours for nine holes. Really disappointed.
Please no foot golf.
I will never play another course that has foot golf on it. This should be disclosed, Also had an extra pin and a larger cup for children on each green. Why wasn't this also disclosed.
No pin placement designation
course was in decent shape, however, pin placement on green had no designation, either by color flag or tag on pin to tell you whether pin was front, middle or back of green. Unless you had a range finder your approach shot could be a difference of 50 yards. Made play frustrating. Would not play again.
Nice 9-Hole course- good to get some practice in!
This is a fairly simple course that has some nice fairway bunkers and the greens are kept pretty well. The fairways are actually quite nice. The roof is mostly tall grass… All in all the fairways are very wide and the pace of play was decent. It’s a great course to get out and practice your long and short game lot of wide-open fairways a lot of decently long par fours a couple par fives. Very enjoyable day.
Great value
Amazing inexpensive to play. Course is always in great shape. My only negative is when you finish nine and are looking to continue, the backup on the first tee can be an issue. But overall a great value.
Great nine holer
Don’t be fooled this is a big boys course. Challenging shots on every hole. Elevation changes. Great combo of long short and medium sized holes. Big green complexes and plenty of hazzards to avoid. I actually like the idea that you go around twice and get a second chance to master the challenges the course presents.
Very Good course for practice
Good layout course, usually cascade is very nice and clean, but today few fairways grass is terrible have a lot of weeds also green is still have a lot maintenance of small holes on the green. Maybe after end of May course will be better conditions.
Had great time and great price. The course is in great shape !
