Southland Golf & Country Club

Not the best course. It was originally a nine hole course converted to 18 holes later and you can tell. Some of the fairways are wide but several of them are quite narrow so bring plenty of balls if you are a high handicap player. Tee boxes are bare dirt on a few holes.

Not expensive but still overpriced for the conditions. For a few dollars more you will get better course conditions at nearby Mystery Valley course.

Pace of play was terrific. Greens and fairways per in great shape. Some of the cart paths are pretty rough. And some of the tee boxes are a little bare. But overall and great day on the course.

First, there is no water to drink on entire course. The tee boxes were dirt. The course was extremely short because all the tee boxes were moved up. It was a horrible experience. Not worth any money

Course is remarkably well maintained. Greens and fairways are in great shape. Club house staff are incredibly friendly and helpful. Highly recommend the course.

Good course overall. The cart paths could use some work, as they’re pretty beat up, and a couple of the tee boxes weren’t in the best shape. That said, it’s a nice course for the money with a good layout, beautiful scenery, and friendly staff. I’ll definitely be back.

This course is a bit low end. There is barely a clubhouse. No food or drink (other than a vending machine). Everything is in fairly bad condition except for one thing, the greens. It's really bizarre. The greens are really good. The layout is fun, but most teeboxes are bare or rocky/muddy. Cart paths are nearly dangerous they are so bad. Fairways are cut but not great. They don't have a USGA membership so you can't use a handicap. It's basically jank. But the greens and around them are as good any around here, heck, better! This place could be SO good if they would invest nearly any money in it. It's a real shame.

The greens were in good shape…everything else; and I mean everything else about the course was atrocious! It was over grown, tee boxes didn’t have green, the fairways if you want to call them that had patches of grass here and there. The carts were terrible. All in all a horrible experience.

Great greens, best they can do with what they got. If in the area I recommend because it’s a much better value than other courses in the area.

The conditions of the course do not justify a price of $68 on the weekends.

I don’t remember a single tee box that had much more than scrub - at least 60% of tee boxes were primarily dirt. The course is fine. The cart path is absurdly poorly kept and very bumpy. Twice during my round, the cart started to tip due to drop offs by the path and needing to head to an alternate tee box. Greens were in decent shape. Fairways as well. The practice green was much slower than greens on the course.

We made this tee time on the same morning we played which is why we ended up here. This course needs a lot of help. I hadn’t played here in years and was given a stark reminder of why, on this day. The gentleman in the pro shop was awesome. The course was hard as a rock, most bunkers and tee-boxes are bare. I would say this course is good for beginners and people trying to learn the game but, the greens are very small. The engine on the cart we had was stalling so badly, it often drifted backwards (on inclines) and not just a few feet either so, be careful. The pace was super slow with elderly groups too. I won’t likely be back.

Saw some bad reviews online but honestly this was a great course for the price. Greens were rolling, tee boxes were in good shape and pace of play was perfect. I plan on getting back out there next week. I would definitely recommend!

Hate to leave a bad review as the staff here was so friendly, but the course is garbage. This is the third time I’ve played here, given 2 chances already that maybe it was an “off season” for the course… The 17th and 18th holes are decent, and that’s about it. 75% of the tee boxes have ZERO grass on them- rocks and dirt only. The cart paths were probably paved in 2005 and haven’t been touched since- it is a ROUGH ride, assuming your cart makes it the whole way through (2 out of 4 of our gas carts died of engine failure before the turn). It’s really a shame as this was probably once a nice course. It’s simply not maintained at all and it WILL tear up your clubs. It’s a safer bet to hit into the rough and hope for some pine straw rather than hitting the center of the fairway, where your ball will likely land on a pile of gravel. I hit a bucket of range balls before the start and the majority of them were gashed by lawnmower blades; some split completely in half out of the machine. Whomever owns this course, shame on you- the course will be a subdivision in no time.