Jonathan's Landing Golf Course

This golf course is well maintained compared to other golf courses in Kent county. In my opinion it’s the second best golf course in Kent county only to wild quail which is a private course. The cost to play this course was good compared to others in the area. The greens are fast and the water hazards are a real challenge. The staff were friendly and helpful. The only real problem I had on this course was trying to guess the distance to the hole. I couldn’t find a yardage marker anywhere except for the tee boxes. I would recommend this golf course if you’re looking for a course to play in the area.

It's hard to imagine a more democratic (small d) golf course with a collection of hole which can challenge a good player while also allowing an average player to enjoy some highlights.

The front 9 is in much better condition that the back 9, but given the end of summer I'm not going to hold that against them since it's still in better shape than most courses around here. And it's always a good value.

Holes 2, 5, & 7 are quite difficult with very inconvenient water hazards for a lot of players (not me this round, fortunately), while several other front 9 holes (4, 6 & 8) offer good scoring potential for anyone. Front nine from white is a fair 3000 yds.

Back nine starts with four shorter holes with good scorings chances to start off, then the last five holes are much longer/harder.

Definitely worth the trip, particularly early in the year and perhaps the fall when the course should be in its best shape.

The course looks great. Fairways are clean and the greens are in good shape except for hole # 13. It got it’s challenges but an easy course for seasoned players. Good course for amateur players.

In about 2 month's time the course condition has gone from great to " I wont play it again" until its brought back.

Dead greens, dead fairways, rough edges on many greens.

Not worth $15 right now sadly

Basically a flat course. There’s some mounds and valleys but generally flat.

Good shape, showing some summer wear and tear but a solid 3.5 stars. 4.5 hrs pace on Sunday morning at 9am. Front 9 open, back 9 has short par 4s and a short par 5 The greens were surprisingly slow for a hot day at the end of July. A couple tee boxes were rough but majority of the course is nice. Same with bunkers, a couple had standing water in them, but most were tended too recently. ( more then I can say for other course coming out of COVID)

The staff were great.The course condition was excellent but the pace of play was horrible. We saw a ranger on the first tee but never again. The twosome in front of us took two and three shots off the tee and i counted 15 strokes for the one player on hole one. We passed them after hole 2 only to catch up to more slow slow players. We left after the 9 th hole taking 2 1/2 hours for 9. Also the markings to the next holes were very poor also.

It’s hard to find a challenging course that doesn’t cost an arm and a leg. The course is a rolling style, strategic course with tough bunker and water placement, fast and sloping greens. It was definitely overbooked and we started out 10 min past our tee time. Whole round took about 4 1/2 hours but other than the pace of play, you get what you pay for.

Would not recommend for novice golfers.

Very nice course. Really good pace. Enjoyed the round.

It was an absolute beauty of a day I wish my game was as beautiful. Great course for the price so glad they are under new management... Great job fellas!