West at White Pines Golf Course

First time playing. Course was in excellent shape and well very maintained (save one tee box that was under repair). You could really attack the greens with approach shots. Everything held. Greens were a little slow for my liking, but were constant throughout all 18. Not a very long course, even from the tips. Quite a few doglegs that helped offset some shorter hole distances. Cost for 18+ cart was a solid deal for what the course has to offer and the level of care shown to everything.

Pace of play was very good for a hot Friday morning. All interactions with staff was helpful, friendly and generally excellent throughout the day.

All in all, an excellent experience and I will certainly be playing again.

Almost every tee box is in bad shape, overgrown weeds everywhere, and last time I was here I ruined the spikes on my shoes because there was asphalt still drying with no sign that I stepped in.

We played on a day of an outing, luckily we were able to play the back 9 while they did a shotgun on the front 9. All worked out great!!!

I don't know if it's because the "cheaper" rates started at 4:15pm or what the deal was, but we were behind 6 groups of 4 players that were CRAZY SLOW!!!! There was NO marshal/ranger that was going around in a cart telling people to hurry up or anything. We ended up playing 10-15, skipping 16-18 to go to hole 1, played really quickly (1.25 hours) through the front 9, and then came back at the end of the day to finish up 16 - 18.

I just wish a ranger would have gone around and told some of these groups of 4 to play a scramble. Some of the golfers ahead were hitting an average of 80-100 yards from the tee, then another 80-100 from the second shot, rinse and repeat. The gents even had carts but moving at a snail's pace to find their lost balls.

Trust me, it's not about how old you are (my dad's a lively 85 year old who plays at a solid 16.8) so I'm not trying to shame the old guys. Some of these guys ahead had no thought about how slow they were moving and holding up the traffic behind.

My friend and I finished our round in less than 3 hours (even after going back to 16-18), and the guys originally in front of us were still on the 6th hole.

Last thing I have to say about this place - it's beautiful BUT, players don't rake the bunkers, they don't fill divots, and the greens are pock full of bumps, divots, etc. Hard to play a nicely sloped green that has a bunch of bumps/holes along the way. My friend and I spent more time cleaning up others' messes than we did taking our time to play and putt.

The condition of the course on the fairways was fine like usual but hole 11 is a joke it’s completely under repair and seems like the grass hasn’t been cut in a long time on every hole and the bunkers were the worst I’ve ever seen like there wasn’t even sand in them and hole 17 tee box having to tee up on a mat that isn’t even flat to the ground completely uneven and messed up. Like at that point have everyone tee off from the red tees. I’m very disappointed in how the course looked and play today and I usually like going to that course and not sure if I’m going to wanna go back unless something changes.

I enjoyed the West course and found it to be in pretty strong condition with a good layout that is challenging but not punishing to the weekend golfer.

I did not play the east course, but like that they have two options and some variation. The day we played was extremely hot and the on course water coolers were both full and very cold which was nice.

The clubhouse and various amenities were better than expected for the rate paid.

I will absolutely come back for another wallet friendly round.