Candler Park Golf Course

You can hit golf balls here and they’ve placed 9 holes in random places (mostly on the greens). You can tee up from the sand traps also which is cool. They call them tee boxes here.

No clue why COA has to make their most accessible golf course the worst maintained one of the lot.

Maybe you’ll get lucky and get the tee time behind the 7 person “One club Challenge” crew.

Enjoyable course. Not in the best shape in terms of tee boxes and greens but a lot of effort seems to be going into course improvements. It’s a great 9 hole course to tighten up your game.

Course was in better shape than when I last played it, though the tee boxes were mostly dirt. A couple of the greens needed a little work, and they weren't holding my approach shots. But I will play here again. Best value for the price.

Worst conditions and pace of play I have ever seen on a golf course

Greens were the length of grass in your front yard, fairways were as thick as rough, and the rough was knee high unkept. We lost multiple balls that we saw land just because they were hidden in the thick. Every tee box was a dirt patch. We’ll make fun of our buddy who suggested this place forever.

Probably the worst condition course I have ever played.

Greens are in dire need of repair and fairways are full of overgrown weeds and grass!

Course is a hit or miss on quality of fairways and greens. One green (hole 4) is not a "green" but a hole in the barren part of the fairway. Fairways are a little tall so more of rough than fairway,

Speed of play can be very poor and frustrating as you will see "fivesomes" playing a hole. As well as many course jumpers. They jump on at hole 2 or 5. Few groups adhere to the time limit per hole and play till they sink the put.

A good way to downs time with friends or solo!