Ed Oliver Golf Club

Apparently this course is a a year or two into an overhaul, and you can tell the work is paying off. The greens were some fantastic and challenging. Fairways in good condition except one of them which had a some bare spots but could be from over use in a dry summer. Tee boxes in good shape, bunker sand was soft and no pooled up water. Over all I’d play this course anytime.

Fairways are rarely more than 20 yards wide with thick rough all around. Driving accuracy is a premium.

Like many public, and some private, courses I’ve played lately, too many ball marks on greens that are not fixed. Do people not carry a divot fixer when playing?

Pro shop & other staff were very friendly.

I’ve played the course periodically over the last 25 years or so. The improvements made have really made playing Oliver more interesting. Wider fairways in some areas would make it even better.

Nice course for the money. Rough was thick. Needs to improve pace of play with ranger. Will be back.

I’m not kidding when I tell you the rough was 6”+ and thick. I mean fairways are only 20’ wide. If you tricked in rough you basically couldn’t find ball. Found a dozen balls that weren’t mine. Trying to keep the pace of play meant many penalty strokes ugh. Greens were also very very slow

Greens and fairways are in very good condition. The rough throughout the entire course is primarily clover and not well maintained. If you miss the fairway good luck finding your ball!!!

The place of play was ridiculous, took nearly 5 hours to play 18 and not a marshal or staff member was around to check on the pace of play. Golf was what you would expect from a public course and the staff was friendly and helpful. As a first time player, then even gave me a yardage book- which is something I’ve never seen any golf course ever give out. Only major complaint was just how slow it was;. Tees off at 230 but finished at around 715.