Cary Country Club

Pace of play was slow. Waiting on every hole. Groups behind us were trying to drive in front of all the groups Waiting. Most t-boxes were in bad condition. Greens were dried out. Fairways were in decent condition. Staff was very friendly

The tee boxes were the length of rough and the rough was way too long. Took forever to find my ball when it was greenside on hole 16 because the grass was so long. Couple things need to be addressed in order for me to go back.

Tee boxes are horrible, fairways are basically rough, greens weren’t horrible, but patchy in spots

Golf Pro Shop let 5 people play as a fivesome and this slowed the whole 18 hole game to 4:45 minutes.

Always enjoy golfing here. Recommend it to my friends

Morning round with high winds and wet conditions. Tee boxes are in horrible condition, with a couple being almost unplayable. Most if not all tee boxes are very shaggy and many have large dead spots. This seems like an issue that still hasn’t been addressed since last year. Ball washers have not been put out yet, which was very annoying for a muddy course. There are many areas on the course that are under repair, with significant amounts of ground dug up, exposing underground plumbing.

Course layout is very fun. The course does a great job of utilizing elevation changes to make for some fun holes. Greens and fairways were generally in good condition.

$50 for a weekday morning seems like a bit much for the current condition of the course.

I know it's early in the season but a number of the tee boxes were in horrible condition - with mostly dirt and some see and little grass. Greens were decent, not great but slightly better than average for this time of year. While the tee boxes didn't impact play, it did not make it very appealing. For the price I paid I could have played another course in the same town that I know is in much better condition.

Took advantage of a mild Oct day to play one of the last rounds of the year. It was very windy and the greens were lightning fast. To make matters worse, the pins were in some unfair positions. I lost count of the 3 and 4 putts for our group. The sand traps were a mess and the rough and some of the tee boxes were nothing but hard dirt (due to 2 months of drought in the Chicago area). So we played "winter rules" and moved the ball when necessary. No cart girl and no drinking water on the course. It was a 4 1/2 hour round, but still nice to get out.