Country Land Golf Course

Earlier in the year the greens and fairways were in bad shape. But now they are in great shape. Could use a few more distance markers. Will play again.

Everything looked spectacular while my dad and I were there Friday. We’ll be back soon and often if the course stays in this shape. Some people call this course a cow pasture, and sometimes it’s true, depending on when you go, but sometimes this course is heaven on earth like during early summer for example. And the views are spectacular. This is the course I first started playing golf on, then I quit several years ago, then I started back up when my dad took up golf at 66 years old just before he retired, and now we play here quite a bit so it is a special place for me. Anyway, this golf course is in the best condition early summer while we’re still getting plenty of rain, warm weather and sunshine. The course conditions aren’t as good as some other courses during winter and spring. During spring there tends to be lots of weeds on the greens, and they are slow and bumpy, but they smooth out after the spring rains then they harden and speed up like crazy during the summer. It’s definitely better to be short of the flagstick than long during the summer. The bunkers need more sand. But all in all it’s good for the value. The staff is nice and you can pretty much do what you want on the course. They maintain a nice practice putting green, and they keep plenty of cold water at several water stations. The fish on 18 is always a nice treat. Keep an eye out for Sasquatch on hole 7. And don’t forget to ask about the cream filled double fudge chocolate Little Debbie cakes. ;) :)

Greens are in the worst shape I’ve ever experienced at Countryland. Overgrown fairways and 10 inch rough. Keep your money and go somewhere else.

It had been several years since I had played CL and I was reminded why this weekend. What was once a hidden gem has become a goat trail. Over priced at the $34 I paid. A real shame.

Anyone who has played here knows this course needs some love and work. However, for the price and convenient location to locals, it is great. If someone complains about price vs. condition, it is definitely because they have never played here and obviously did poorly.

fast Greens... everything else is garbage. weeds, bare spots, rocks, no driving range never will return.

I don't care how nice a course is, the staff that run it on a daily basis help make a course. These are some of the nicest guys I've ever met. I'm not a long hitter, but this course layout is pretty awesome. Wide open, easy to find a ball if you mishit one. Just a great value for your money. Will definitely be back.

This is a nice local course at a reasonable price. Greens are a little natty, but still ok. Great views. We'll be back often.

The pace was ridiculously slow, even for a Saturday. We waited at each hole at least 10 minutes and the fairways were in bad condition. It was like playing in a cow pasture. Never going back, not recommended.

Country Land is a fun course and has some interesting holes. Must be in the fairway to score here, as the rough is "pretty rough." Always a good deal here, your experience golfing may be helped if you bring along a sherpa...very hilly !!!

Pros: From the top of the clubhouse, the view of the surrounding areas is nice. The greens are decent, fast, and role true. They also provide water coolers throughout the course which is always a plus. The gentlemen who checked us in was also very nice.

Cons: No driving range and the chipping green is sad. No starter and lots of small groups playing through. The course is poorly laid out, has far too many blind shots and lacks any real excitement. The fairway was incredibly thick and impossible to generate spin out of. The course isn't mapped properly on the scorecard, the carts are extremely old and the tee boxes aren't in great shape. As well, the lady who in the clubhouse who sold us refreshments was extremely rude.