Woodley Lakes Golf Course

Kinda hard to know where the next hole was and bring your own beer lol

Our group plays here regularly - usually once a week early in the AM. Course is very straightfoward and mostly quite forgiving for offline shots. No tricked up holes - only # 16 has a blind shot to the green and hazards are very visible. No slopes around greens to send slightly errant balls into troubles. Some holes are easy to par - 1,2,3,4,7,8,11,13 come to mind. Several par 4's, however, are long and difficult to par except for the long hitters - 9,10,16,17. Several also have big greens that require judging the right speed for lag putts and that is tricky at times since some greens are faster than others. But other than that, if you hit decent shots that don't fly too far offline and have some modicum of distance you can post a respectable score on this course and feel like your game was tested fairly.

The course is in decent shape overall. The greens were actually pretty nice. Would play here again.

It’s a good golf course to practice on. The level of difficulty is not very high.

I've played here many times. The greens are huge, which can make for a bad putting day if you hit your approach shots on the wrong side of the greens. They had punched at the beginning of the month, so the greens were a little slow, but they rolled true. The starter made us wait until the group in front of us was actually putting before we could tee off. This made the pacing much better. I'm glad that they did this.

Overall, a fun day

Aeration is one thing, but completely covering your greens in several inches of sand and putting multiple flags in the middle of the fairways is another. I paid $41/per to play a glorified par 3. We drove back to the starter after 6 holes (2 of which were mid-fairway) to get our money back, and Phil stood firm with “no refunds once you tee off.” We never would have teed off had we known. The exemplary customer service was the cherry on top.