Rob Roy Golf Course

The course needs upkeep. New sand is desperately needed in the traps. The overall pleasantness of the course has declined because they refuse to put even a little money into it.

Greens were very good, looks like golfers fits their divot , but the bunkers were terrible maybe because of cord-vid 19.also a lot of broken carts.

John at the front desk was friendly and helpful. The groundskeepers were attending to leaves on the course and were cooperative when we were playing on the holes that they were working on.

There are four holes that are near water hazards. If I had not been striking the ball so well, it would have been moderate course difficulty.

Fairways were honest and manicured. Hitting into the rough was not the end of the world, as the grass was trimmed well and the turf was in good shape.

We used pull carts which had velcro that needed replacement. But the carts worked fine and the velcro held.

You can tell when the course is maintained with pride. This course is. The greens are very well manicured, although the fairways are relatively narrow in placed.

With the perfect weather, the course was crowded. The pace of play was not horrible, but it was slow. We were following a foursome with two on cart and two on foot. There was a twosome behind us on a cart. We finished in 2.5 hours. With no one in front of us, we would normally be through in just over two hours.

We had a great time playing Rob Roy. Thanks to the staff!

Great course and value, friendly staff. Played the old nine for years, it sure has grown up.

horrible choppy greens. Tricked up doglegs and narrow holes. Hate this course. Got stuck here.

If you want to get a quick 9 hole round that resembles a traditional 18 hole course over a typical par-3 or a short 9-hole course, this is the place to go. It offers a couple long holes, and the traditional par-3 and par-4 holes you will find on many 18 hole courses. Furthermore, the conditions were good with the fairways, rough, and greens in good condition.

The only complaints I can offer is there is no net off several holes that hug a road. This isn't about losing a ball, but more about safety since a slice will easily go onto the road or the neighborhood. I feel like for safety reasons their should be a net off several holes. The other issue is there is a bit of walk between a couple holes, and it's not labeled well how you cross the street, hug around a corner, then continue your round. Not a huge issue, but for a first-timer like myself it could be confusing for some. Otherwise, a very solid 9-hole course. I recommend it if you just want a quick 2 hour round.

The upkeep of the course has deteriorated seriously in the past three years. Bushes that are supposed to be three to four feet tall now are as high as 14 feet. Look along the west side of the 8th hole to see what I am talking about. I understand that money is difficult right now; however, maintaining aesthetics is basic to maintaining an attraction to playing the course. Additionally, the neglect of the course now has become a topic among Rob Roy residents. Previously, the trimming of the bushes, for example, along the 8th hole took 45 minutes of labor. The lost of prestige measured in dollars now far exceeds the money that should have been spent. In addition to this, it is an insult to your neighbors. There is now actually a 15 foot tree growing in the midst of the bushes!