Oaktree Golf Course

Staff was very helpful. They offer 10% back rewards so you are basically getting 10% off everything(food, range balls, pro shop, green fees, etc. ) I will be playing again.

Course in good shape for so early in the year and
following the tough winter. Course staff friendly
and accommodating. Played as a two-some.
No pressure. Finished 18 holes in 4 hours.
Enjoyable time. Will definitely come back again.
Staff was complimentary to GolfNow.

One really nice benefit was the golf cart cover at no additional charge, very nice. The tee boxes were closed due to the weather. We had an enjoyable round and will be back.

fairways hadn't been mowed so the fairway was as rough as the rough

Always love playing Oak Tree. The course is always in great shape, and the staff is very accommadating. It's nice that they have a starter and ranger helping making the overall expierence a great one.

It's a fun course, the greens are great and undulating. The only draw back, they close their tees in October and don't open them until April

There was an outing going on. I went with a group of 3 for my friends birthday. While teeing off we were told to hurry up because the group behind us had rented the place out. On their way to the tee the group behind us seemed a little upset they had to wait a couple minutes for us to tee off and asked what was going on and if we were part of the scramble. The staff was friendly and we had fun but felt a little rushed at the start of the day.

The course is a challenging course yet fun. When I played the rough needed to be mowed (I was told that the mower was being repaired) plus they have had a lot of rain recently. The greens were in great shape. The tee boxes were a little on the rough side but functional. The front nine is designed by Dye and had some long fairways.

greens are ok, and most fairways are decent, but the tee-boxes on every hole are HORRIBLE. This is NOT a $35 - $40 course.

I took my wife for her first round ever and felt pushed around by the marshal and the manager. We arrived early and were asked to start ASAP (about 5-10 minutes prior to our scheduled tee time). We did take our time on that hole, but it was my wife's first round. Before we even made it to the green, we were told by the marshal that he "needed us to move to the back nine as he had 2 foursomes that use the course weekly, and a group of 24 just after them". I wasn't very understanding with the marshal because of his unfriendly and demanding tone, but my wife tugged my shirt, so we agreed to move. Then on 18, he stops us mid hole to ask if we would be playing the front 9. I was baffled at the question. He complained that we had people coming up on us #they were on the green at 16#. Yes we were slow, but not so much of a worry that he needed to stop our play. He could have waited until we reached the turn, and then could have been cordial. At the turn, I made an attempt to explain my frustrations with the marshals demeanor and was essentially met with a very uncaring and cavalier attitude by the Manager and Course Pro. I attempted to reason with him and was essentially told to go pound sand.

Will I play here again, yes because it is the closest course to me. My wife states that she now loves the game, but will not play here again. The staff makes this course not beginner friendly if you don't start out playing a fast pace. The marshal is non-existent when you need someone to keep the pace #I have played numerous rounds here where I was behind two foursomes and waiting 10 minutes a hole to tee off, then additional time mid hole#.

The fairways, rough, and tees need some attention; however, that said, the condition of the greens were among the finest I have played all year (Sept). Their speed was at least 10 and were smooth and true. The greens were expertly designed and were a worthy challenge to read.

There is a very little interesting here to this one. Only a couple of interesting holes here. It is pretty straight forward. If you do not hit the fairway they are lined by trees that will end up costing you a shot to punch out of to avoid trouble. All the par 5's are very reachable in two. It is worth it if you find a good deal.

Several long holes on the front nine, back was easier, watch out on the back 2 holes have water that you cant see until you get up to the green. Only bad thing I can say about this course is on 1 & 10 you have to hit over a tree from the tee box, that seemed weird to me.

Play here often. Good moderate difficulty at a reasonable price.

What a beautiful course. Should have played this long ago. All of us was in amazement about how nice this course again. Will definitely play again soon.

I played this course 6-16-13 because my dad wanted to play this course for Father's Day. When I went inside to get my cart and pay for my round, I realized I had accidentally booked my tee time for 6-14-13. The First lady I talked to was very nice and explained she has seen numberous people make the wrong team on online websites. So see got the course pro to come over and he was very rude told me there wasn't nothing he could do about it and since it was Sunday he wouldn't give me the rate I found on golfnow.com. So I said that's fine how much will it be and it was 40 a person with senior and military discount. Once on the course it's straight as could be except one dog leg left on the front and one dog leg right on the back. The tee boxes look like kids have been on them digging in the dirt and making mounds. Standing on the tee box is very hit or miss your feet are never even with the ball they are always above or belove them. If I could get on golfnow.com and pay 20 a round a wouldn't do it Iich rather drive the extra distance to play nicer course for the money.

beautiful course. Front nine was tree lined with undulating greens. Great for 3 putting. Back nine is newer, not as many trees. Greens just as tough. I will go back.

Been here before front is more difficult than the back. Course looked shabby, however we were warned by the Ranger that there are lawn mower problems at the start of the round. Fairways and green were ok, teeboxes and other areas looked shabby. An interesting aspect of this course is that the front nine is a Pete Dye design. Nice place to go every now and then, as long as the price is right.

I have played this course on Memorial Day as a tribute to an old friend that lost his battle with cancer. It is typically in average to above average shape. This year it was obvious they had not cut the grass for about a week. We spent more time looking for our balls in the fairway than hitting them. I can understand if you are behind, or had equipment problems, but I would think out of courtesy they would at least tell you so when you checked in. Truly disappointed and considering another course next year.

Some of the best greens I've played this year. Too bad the rest of the course was in horrible condition. Fairways longer than rough, grass clippings everywhere, tee boxes not mown and some completely bare.