Jonathan's Landing Golf Course

very dry fairways but greens held nicely, good job watering them! Loved the roll out on drives 4 birdies 67 for the day

Strange layout which contributes to pace issues. Front 9 is interesting (1-3, 7) - made nice time getting through in an hour and a half on a sunny weekend.

Then the turn to a string of dull, straight, short par-4s and par 3s that stack up. You cannot tee off on 10-14 until the greens clear. 3 hours to play the back. I'd return if all my local options are jammed up, but thats about the only reason.

Course was in good shape at the date of play

Greens are in good condition. Fairways need water.

fairways burnt out , and running. Kinda like it but not really. When lucky enough to send several (5) straight down the pipe, ran much farther than should. ten feet off greens is not fair. Please water thanks

First and foremost I reviewed this and maybe they did not like my review. So here it is again. Fairways and rough were burned and dried it from the lack of water. Lost 5 balls that rolled through fairways into poison ivy ridden woods. It was like playing during the winter. Greens were pretty good . Would not come back unless I knew it had changed drastically. It was not worth the hour drive there.

The Pace of Play really needs to get looked into. It’s very sad when you have to wait on every tee box and every fairway for around 5-10 minutes before being able to hit your shot. If you wanna play a fun golf course but be there for a minimum of 6 hours this is the place for you.

Course is burnt out already. Need to water a lot to save or it will be dust soon. Greens bounced 10 high when hit from 100-110 feet in air chips. Started to dribble chips up as more effective way of reaching greens. Not right!

What a shame. I travelled an hour to get here and was excited since it was this first time. I read others reviews but they were not playing where I was apparently. I don’t know if they have a sprinkler system or its broke, but the fairways and roughs are burnt pretty bad. I was getting a good 40 -50 rollout on my drives. Well you might say why are you complaining, well I lost 5 ProV’s that rolled thru into poison ivy ridden woods that normally had no chance of ever doing that. I know this because on a 476 yard par 5, I hit a 375 yard drive..In Colorado at 6000 feet that was possible. Here at sea level, not possible. But when the fairways are like winter golf obviously it is. The silver lining was the greens were in pretty good shape.

we had booked three on Golf now and they put a single with us and we played cart against cart.

Everything was great ,but the main complaint was the greens were a little slower than most other times we have played but all in all the course is getting better every time we play it.