Piper Glen Golf Club

We drove over a 100 miles south in the spring of the year to play somewhere warm, the course was in good condition for the time of the year and would gladly go back and would really like to play it again in the peak of the season. The only downfall to playing here is that the pace of play was on the slow side there were several Juniors there that were walking.

Overall it was a good experience. The biggest negative was there was no hot food and sandwiches were 5 days old.

Interesting layout, nothing boring, great use the rolling countryside.

The course could be very nice. The fairways were in bad shape, especially on the front 9 and the pace of play is pretty slow. Never saw a marshall or drink cart and we played on a weekend. Had a father and 12 yr old in front of us that were waiting for the green to clear from 300 yds out. Greens are very challenging. Very fast and undulating. If they get the course in better shape it would be much better to play.

The course was in great shape from tees to green and not many golfers on the course.

I have played this course multiple times since it opened.. I love the layout and challenge of the course. Slope of the greens borders on down right unfair on some holes.. If the greens are fast you better hold on..

Condition of the course has been better but this is still a very good value for the cost and great challenge.

My only gripe is lack of players who do not replace/repair fairway divots. Overall, a great golf experience with beautiful scenery, well maintained fairways and greens, and friendly staff!

I played this course about 6 years ago and it is in much better condition now. The greens are fast...super slick. Also, #8 has the tee block moved back 40 yards to 200ish yards over water to a tight green that is about 70 feet below tee level. I recommend this course!

A bit surprised by the amount of rain water that was on the course after the pro shop said they hadn't had much rain. Standing water in many traps and some were nothing more that "mud pits". I'm sure when they dry out that they are well maintained and functional. A beautiful course with some wicked greens, I'll return when it dries up a bit. Charlie, Decatur

The course was in very good condition, but given the amount of rain this spring the ground was quite hard on the greens, fairways and tee boxes. The yardage in some fairways could have been marked better.

The pace of play was like paint drying.No ranger would say anything.The course must get alot of play was in poor shape