Peacock Gap Golf Club

It’s a nicely kept, fairly straightforward course that plays pretty easy. It can a bit slow and they don’t actively encourage pace of play on the course, but it’s not too bad. Used to be my go to, but the price is way too high for a flat, 6000 yd course. A lot better values in the area that are just as nice and far more challenging. Their twilight price ($60-$70) is higher than prime time at nicer courses.

The course is quite pricey for the condition. I would expect more for what the green fees are. There are a lot of weeds in the fairway and dead spots in some areas.Tee boxes need some attention. There are better courses for the value.

Played here many times. Conditions were average due to greens still recovering from Spring maintenance and inconsistent bunker conditions (generally more firm sand needed - less hard pan). Course well drained following prior rainy days. Nice cart GPS systems.

Links style coarse well maintained, greens were slow and uneven due to being punched last week, but that will heal.

I booked through GN with a cart. It had rained for a few days prior so they did not allow carts. Most fairways had significant water pooling. The course seems to have very poor drainage so I would avoid after any significant rain storms.

Bunkers are really bad inconsistent and different almost on every hole / greens are tattered as well / for the money the rudeness of the dudes who run the pro shop no thanks!