The Vue

Course was in excellent condition and although a bit challenging to play, it was very enjoyable. Staff was courteous and friendly. I definitely plan on coming back again to play.

Golf course was in good shape and fun to play. The Pro Shop, driving range & restaurant.....a total disaster.
This facility can and should be a top place.

The course had very good greens for a Municipal course . They were fast and true but firm. The overall layout is a challenging one from any of the tees.

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Nice layout, course in good shape, greens rolled true.

$50 for 18 holes on a muni course with golf cart is reasonable and why I rated it 2 stars. The conditions are in dire need of attention. The cart paths are like a dried up stream bed or the BQE. The greens were the slowest i've ever played on - however it had rained for 2 days previously and they 'couldnt remember' when it was last cut. The traps are a mix of hardpan, dirt/clay and loaded with debris - either bring a old wedge or forego them. Tee boxes are lumpy. The grasses looked like a mix of whatever was on sale that year at home depot. And the pace of play was frustratingly glacial. We had to wait to tee off on the 7th hole for 30 minutes at which point I called them and asked if they had a Ranger...

The course has a nice tract of land and has potential if the city would invest in it. That being said: You can do a lot better for the same price elsewhere.

Golf on a good course, at a good price without much else. The clubhouse, grounds and pro shop need some TLC. The driving range is a war zone and should be closed or fixed. The cart paths are what I imagine the Ho Che Min Trail was like. That said, tee boxes, fairways and greens are in good shape and make this a fun playable course. So much potential but not bad now.

Pace of play was the biggest issue. It was slower than normal. The pro shop was very accomodating when I showed up late for my tee time. I ran into a traffic problem, so they squeezed me in shortly after I arrived.

Great course. They kept everyone moving
Never had to wait to tee off great price

Good value, good track,A little slow on saturday, course needs a little rain

Course was well maintained and quite challenging. Well worth the $19 I paid and then some

Played before, Will replay.

Couple of drivable Par fours for big hitters.

Cart paths in bad shape, but drivable.

Poor driving range, good practice putting green.

Not a "prissy" venue.

Pleasantly surprised with course condition. Greens are fairly smooth and roll good. Staff very friendly and helpfull. With the discounted Golfnow price, no complaints here. Will play again.

Great to have a course that stays open all winter. Good design with open front and tight back. Only complaint is slow play on weekends but you get what you pay for!

Horribly managed and maintained course, tee boxes stink, cart paths are a joke, fairways and bunkers are afterthoughts. Forget this place, they're not serious about you and your round.

Beautiful course... very well-maintained. Challenging mixture of driver and iron use. Each hole is unique; you don't see the same conditions on the other holes. Good workout. Most holes are forgiving for the novice golfer and yet challenging for the advanced player.

Course was in the midst or aeration and sanding when I played, so conditions were a little rough. I have played the course at other times and the maintenance was excellent!

The course has a slope rating of 131 however prior to making the turn, you may wonder what specifically about the front 9 makes it difficult. Then you tee off on the back nine and quickly understand why. While the front 9 makes for a fairly simple layout with a few ponds to avoid, the fairways narrow down in the back nine with blind tee boxes, lots of uphill and downhill and sideway shots. The course is maintained fairly well - other benefits is the free water coolers spread out at various holes in the summer to allow for a cool down. It's a fun course if you don't get discouraged. The only thing is that a sloped range finder will do a lot for your game in the back 9 - what appears to be a 160yd shot can be either 190 or 130 depending on where you're standing.