Legends Golf Club

Course is as bad condition as it has ever been. Fairways and greens were burnt out. Bare dirt throughout the course. Looks like they have given up trying to save this course.

Not what the course was. Virtually all the greens have been affected by a fungus. Damage to many of the cart paths, trees box signs broken and laying on the ground, several tree boxes beatup and now where near level and no drinking water on the course. Perhaps the course superintendent should ride the course in the mornings with a notepad and catch these things.

You could tell it has been a hot summer, the greens have not faired well.

Excellent course - lots of fun and friendly staff.

A bit brown due to a "water issue" they had earlier, which is why they had the discounted price. Life is life and I don't fault them for it, the discounted round was enough to make up for some SLIGHT brown spots here and there.

A really nice course overall.

Great staff, challenging holes, nice layout and convenient Course could use some water on the fairways. Overall fun course to play.

I was shocked how bad the course condition is compared to a few months ago. What happened to this course?

My friends and I played today,we paid $40

First we haven't played here for over a year,so we decided to try it what a very disappointing round of golf,the fairways were brown and bare,the bunkers were either muddy or just gravel, the greens were atrocious,we talk to the Marshall and he tried to explain that there was a water pipe that broke and the course has not been watered for the last 5 days.

I hope they get the course back to a playable level meanwhile stay away for while allowing them to fix the course.

Nice, challenging layout. My only real complaints are Holes 14 & 18. On 14, you need a map to find what can't even be described as a fairway. You need a map to find the green. If you hit it too far, you will never find your ball. If you hit it too short, you will never find your ball. There is no way the original designers intended 14 to be the way that it currently is. You will need to avoid several large electrical boxes, a huge above ground concrete sewer entrance and multiple trees that have apparently grown up from volunteer seedlings (weeds). 18 could be a great hole that would challenge even Bryson DeChambeau, but there is a large open hole with a cut pipe that has been waiting months for a replacement for the broken sprinkler valve that is lying on its side. You can hit a perfect 230 yard drive off the tee in what should be the middle of the fairway and land plugged in the swamp hole and former bunker that is now a semi-swamp filled with 12" high grass. I know my ball is in there somewhere because I saw it land, but we couldn't find it. There are multiple broken pipes all over the course, so the Physician that owns the course must really enjoy paying his water bill.

Tee boxes are going from dead grass to bare dirt. And fairways are needing a regrowth of grass as fairways seem to be getting more bare dirt.

I had one of those rare days with the entire course to myself. The fairways were bare in many areas, and some tee boxes had zero grass. Despite these issues, the greens were in excellent condition and rolled true. This is not an easy course if you struggle to keep the ball in play. There are many hills, and spots with uneven lies, forced carries, and a few water hazards. This course presents a fair challenge.

This course has gone downhill! Course is an absolute mess they should of paid us to play there!