Colwood Golf Center

Colewood is a former traditional 9/18 home course that has been covered to a par 3 course (9 holes) and a footgolf course (soccer style). I know this because I used to play this course before the renovation. I was taken off guard once I went to the tee box and looked at the scorecard. The course is well maintained. The distances listed on the scorecard are very misleading. Each green has 2 flags. 1 each for the white and blue tees. We played the blue and the distances listed were off by as much as 30 yards which made for a frustrating 9 holes.

WE decided to golf before we headed north to Washington. Fun course to work on the short game. Greens very diffecult. But fun.. Great food and bar..

Will play again for sure..

Thanks The Blackburns

GREAT DAY TO PLAY GOLF. WAS PAIRED WITH ANOTHER COUPLE HAD A GREAT TIME. FEW OF THE GREENS STILL HAD SOME BROWN/BALD SPOTS. NO PROBLEMS WITH FAIRWAYS & TEE BOXES. BOTH MENS & WOMANS WERE VERY SATISFACTORY. NO ON CORSE EMENITIES SO IF YOU WANT IT YOU BETTER GET IT AT THE CLUB HOUSE BEFORE YOU HIT THE TEE BOXS.

I played here today for the first time since the converted the old course into the par three course. I was playing with my wife. I was really impressed with the quality of the tee boxes and the greens since I don't think the course is even two years old. The greens were really large for a par three course and had lots of undulation. They are large enough that they have two pin positions so you can play to different pins if you play 18 holes. Today was a beautiful day and even though the course was full, we played nine holes in around 1:30. We had lunch at the grill and I had one of the best mushroom and swiss burgers I have ever had. We will definitely be returning to Colwood.

I was a little surprised because I have not played Colwood in about 5 years. So when we showed up to find out its only a Par 3 Course now, I was a little disappointed. That being said, it was still a great little course and still fun. Conditions were pretty good considering how wet its been this year. I would recommend, but would point out its a short Par 3 course now.

I have been playing a different local par 3 to strengthen my short game. This was the first time I played this course since it was converted to a par 3. The condition of the course and especially the greens are so much nicer than the other course I have been playing. I also like the spacing of the tee boxes and greens much better as well as the options of longer shots.

A scaled down version of the old Colwood...... that being said they converted this to a fun and challenging par 3 course. The course is in excellent condition....... and an easy walking course........

I've played this course several times and enjoy it every time. It's usually fairly easy to get a tee time, and pace of play is usually just right. (The few times it has been slow, I usually pair up with someone along the way, which has always been enjoyable.) It's a great course for beginners, but also a good course for more advanced players to work on their short game.

If you want to go play and dont have enough time this is the place. Go work on your short game and just enjoy a break! I will be back again.