Caistorville Golf Club

Early opening after a horrible winter and spring weather the greens were great. Course has been improved allot over years and not extremely easy now. Some straight and also dogleg left and right holes and some wide fairways. Great course for new players and family and high handicaps and even low mid and low handicaps will get better getting ready for even more challenging courses. Some short par 4/5 that does improve our wedges and partial swings. After booking on golf now it wasn't very busy so they came out to give me free full golf replay that I did do that was very exciting. I will play this course many more times.

Geographically desirable and good pace of play. staff are friendly. Good value for the money.

Nice little 9 hole which I feel would be great to teach kids.

It was literally a farm with flags. Every hole was the same. Straight. No rough or fairway, just brown grass! Just go to a soccer field and take your driver out. Same thing! Stay away!!!

No yardage sticks in the fairways. You have to go searching the weed ridden fairways for the yardage markers, some of which are almost overgrown. A few holes don't have yardage markers (11th). The greens are tiny but watered. Each green is maybe 10 yards deep and 10 yards wide. No practice green to chip and putt on. The clerk told me to practice on the 18th green if there was nobody playing the hole. I only paid $15 with a cart but I would have rather went somewhere else. Empire Springs is much better in the same area for the same price. Don't waste your money here.

Even considering the low price the only parts of the course in decent condition were the tee boxes and greens. Fairways were so dry if you weren't hitting out of straw it was dirt.

For the money I paid ( $15 hot deal) it was a good deal. It was a good pratcie round. This is a low end course but I had fun. Its a good place to whack it around.

Nice course to play when working on your mid and short game. Irons off the tee and you're set

Nothing fancy, course is great for practice. You get good value for what you paid. Don't expect a top notch course but expect a fun course that will give you a chance to practice. Have played here a few times and enjoyed it each time.

Drizzling and overcast yesterday morning but nobody bothered to show up or post a sign about a rain delay. other arera courses where still playing. Too far to drive to find the course abandoned at 7:25am for a 7:35 tee time.

First time here and unfortunately, probably won't be back. Many rough spots of fairways, some tees had NO grass at all and greens very inconsistent. Would be ok at a much lower price but not at what we paid.

For the cost, it was solid. The course is short but provides enough challenge for a good iron-game workout. The course could have been better maintained and the greens were elastic, but I've seen worse and for what you pay, it is to be expected. I would go again and would recommend it. Good game to work on your game on.