Bittersweet Golf Club

Getting off tee boxes were punishing for slightly off track shots. Water and hazards will eat your ball on every hole - bring a dozen of your forgettable golf balls.

We had younger players in our trio - a beginner and a second season player. We felt eyes on our shots which caused some nerves as the pace of play was stop and go with 2 groups lined up in front of us and 2 groups staring us down behind us…didn’t make sense for anyone looking to play through as there was nowhere to go.

Course was in nice condition. The greens were soft and slow - needed to hammer on some of the putts. For a round of 9 at $30 a person, we definitely enjoyed and will return with a bunch of balls.

Not worth $70 dollars it’s more like a $50 course. Has been in much better shape in the past and better management. Never saw a ranger out on the course to push the pace of the slow pace of play. Seems like it’s ran by a bunch of teenagers with no experience in the golf industry.

On a weekday morning you should not have to fight to just tee off. Checking in we were told there was a foursome and single in front of us. We get to the tee and have to ask what everyone's tee time is. Yep directly after the single except the single was smart and asked if he could join with the twosome teeing off. Thanks for that but then a two some that was supposed to play with the two some that just teed off showed up 10 MINUTES LATE for their time while we were about to walk on the 1st tee box. And these guys actually expected (and assumed they would play ahead of us.....even though they were very late. For good measure both were terrible golfers - had no idea where to park their cart...pretty much made us wait the entire 18 holes...several holes just dawdling to clear and drive away the front side of most greens. Many times we had to back off tee shots because these two Richards were off searching for balls deep into the woods and one would suddenly appear with no club in hand just walking across the fairway with no cart in sight. Clueless. It took them well over 15 minutes to play the 10th hole. They deserved all that bad Karma - both lost a dozen plus balls. This is not a course for twice a season golfers because of all the water hazards and swamps. Several greens are angled (back to front can be 3 clubs and the angles makes them not very deep especially with front or back flags.. Course was in decent shape but over the years we've never had a round that had a decent pace to it...weekday or weekend and I'm well into double digits rounds played here. We're sick and tired of having to be our own starter.....and no ranger to move play along. Golf on a weekday midday should not take close to 5 hours. 3 stars. If you enjoy a tight test of golf with lots of hazards and challenges to navigate this course is for you.

Course and practice area are very bmnice and a good challenge but I had to watch fivesomebahead of mectee off on every hole. No rangers! Pace of play is awful. I'd recommend if they ran it professionally. I had the aforementioned five some then when they let us play through (twosome) we got stuck behind 4 more horrible golfers. Once we skipped a hole and got our ahead of them I enjoyed the course. Front nine took over 2.5 hours. If they had someone keeping pace moving, this place is great. They don't though so it ruins the experience for golfers that expect etiquette. Really a shame since layout and course are nice. I wouldn't recommend or go back given this simple lack of attention to detail

Great course. Lots of trees. Easy to lose a ball (or 10) if you do not stay in play.