Ed Oliver Golf Club

The course has improved in maintenance over the past couple years I’ve been playing it. Greens a lot better. Some tee boxes are pretty beat. Some of the tee shots are pretty difficult. Bunkers are basically hard dirt but are deep so kind of unreasonable. 52$ seems steep. Also, going to be 6 hours to play on a weekend.

Everything is great, I’m glad to see they invested into new golf carts this year !

Very well maintained, only issue is their “sand” bunkers. Other than that I always have a good time golfing here.

I appreciate all golf courses because they are far & few in between. Especially at a 50$ avg.

Ed Oliver, better known as Porky’s is in its best condition ever and continues to improve. Thanks to Indigo Sport’s management, the efforts of a dedicated friendly staff and the continuous hard work of groundskeeper and crew the course is lush green and in great shape. The greens are manicured, moderately fast, especially #16, the fairways are groomed and maintained, drainage problems have been addressed. They just received new golf carts and the bunkers are in line for a makeover. It is a municipal course and it is humming. Quite often they have 280 players booked on a weekday. The starters efficiently keep the place moving along and rangers occasionally nudge the slower ones to keep pace or they distribute water. Plus, there is a catering cart making the rounds. Well done!

Becky Dangler, the resident pro must be very good because she seems to be always fully booked with lessons and clinics. The only negative is the facilities’ carpeting which is awful and gives the place a bad impression. It was just changed two years ago, but the worse possible selection was made by the interior decorating team and they should be held accountable for it.

Zoltan Toth

The fairway is narrow and has slopes. It is still a little difficult to hit ball on the fairway, red tee is a little long, but it is challenging, and it is not easy to play well. The view from 16 to 18 holes is better than that of other holes. Value for money.

It’s June and hasn’t rained much so the fairways were getting a bit dry and ragged. Balls were getting extra runout on the dry fairways. Greens were very fast. Person before me was leaving due to slow play but I must’ve gotten lucky as we moved along well the whole round and with no one behind us. Can’t beat the online deal I got which was similar to one I got last time here. All in all a very enjoyable outing.

Was able to tee off around 8:42am, got done the round by 1pm. We weren't waiting on anyone in front of us, although there was a foursome ahead of us. Course is in really good shape.

The only course I have ever played that did not have water available for their players.

Very chinch’s! Common courtesy.

The course 👍 new carts 👍

Looks like the ground crew is spending more time and money on keeping the course in better shape!

I haven’t played the Ed Oliver Golf course in over a year. The conditions there have improved greatly. They have cut out a lot of wast area which helps the playability of the course. Worth the money.

Challenging course narrow fairways and small greens. Good value for the money.

Have been going to the course for years and was greeted on Monday with a rude staff that stated our pace of play was slow (4 hour round with a 4some) and we were holding up the course, meanwhile the group behind us didn’t have to wait to take a single shot. I was incredibly disappointed with the rude staff from top to bottom and will be telling friends to avoid this course at all costs.

Great deals can be had on GolfNow for Ed Oliver. Nice layout with all the amenities and fairly good condition with some bare spots on the fairways here and there. Holes are a bit short so well suited for beginners but still tricky enough for intermediates.

An unorganized and dangerous course t boxes on top of each other sand traps have mud and stones some holes you are on a t box directly behind green very dangerous will not return