The Preserve at Eisenhower Golf Course

Just wanted to start off by saying, incredibly courteous staff: Marshals, Front desk, cart staff, etc.

The course:

-Definitely liked the no-bunkers thing

-Random sprouts in the fairways

-Tee Boxes fine

-Greens were probably the best.

-Some fairways were very long and needed a trim.

Pro-Shop:

Staff was exceptional.

Kind of bummed with all the construction. I know it's essential, however. $5 off the tee-time would have been welcomed.

With the heat we experienced, (totally on us - I understand), I would have welcomed a beverage cart service in lieu of a trip to the clubhouse, and sacrificing our pace of play. I feel like this review will be moot upon the completion of the new clubhouse and facilities, but you asked.

We played on the most perfect weather day. The clubhouse is still being built and looks like a bit of a construction site but we expected that. I had not played since they made the course changes. The changes they made on the course were fantastic and fairways and Greens were in great shape. The tee boxes left something to be desired. I think it was a little on the expensive side for its current look, but in the future, with more amenities, the price can meet the expectation.

We have not gotten good rain in Maryland for a bit of time and the course was relatively dry and fast. But even with the mini-drought the greens were very playable; fast but not ridiculous. As usual, the staff was very friendly and helpful. Course layout is tough especially if you play from the blues or blacks like I prefer to do. Overall, a beautiful classic course. Also, it seems the silly mounds with unplayable high tufted sawgrass were removed, so even better. I cannot wait to see what improvements are made when the renovation is completed. The only small issue that stops me from giving a perfect 5 stars is the starter allowing a twosome of juveniles to be inserted between our group and the next group at the turn. This forced the single that was playing behind us to move up and join us to maintain pace. Kinda of an unnecessary unforced error, but the gentleman that joined us was a great team mate and made our round better, so good/good.

The curbs need some gaps to allow player to cross. Especially for handicapped players like me. Also, its a problem when I walk the course.

There is absolutely no signage letting you know that this course is there. Nothing leading up on the highway and nothing on the highway at the entrance. There is construction equipment EVERYWHERE on the small road to the first tee. A single-wide trailer graces the tiny parking lot, where there's room for approximately 3 people inside. The course itself looked to be in decent condition, but after hole 3 it was the driest conditions I've ever played outside of the middle east.

First it was cart-path only with not having any rain in the past week, just didn’t make sense. The fairways had absolutely no grass, all weeds and clover. Carts and score cards have no mapping of holes and there were several blind shots. If playing for the first time could really hurt your score. Definitely the course conditions don’t warrant the prices they are charging. Not to mention they are building a new clubhouse so esthetically not that pleasing to the eye.

Layout is decent, makes you think about your shots but it’s really overpriced for what it is. Obviously the new clubhouse is u der construction but it’s always patchy and dry when I’ve ever played here and the carts are in rough shape. Maybe I’ll play again once renovations have been completed but not at current prices.

Blind tee shots made it hard to know when it’s safe to hit or know if you’re safe from those hitting on tee now knowing if you’re there.

Cart path only until a certain date in the next month made pace of play so slow we were yelled at by the group behind even though we ourselves were waiting to tee off. (whole course was backed up).

Course rough was very tall for amateur golf course. Greens were very slow. Rough was also in pretty bad shape in a bunch of areas.

Gas carts were pretty smelly. I could still taste exhaust/gasoline after I left the course.

I like this place but I won’t be coming back soon.

Trying to leave some grace for the fact that we played early in the season, but the greens were rough. The fairways and rough were pretty patchy, but that was less consequential. I’ll probably give it another shot once the clubhouse is complete.

Played on a Sunday at noon, cart path only, still got around in 4 hours which was nice. Greens were very slow, and there are some area's that still need to bounce back from the winter. My advice would be to give this place about a frew weeks for spring weather to let this place grow in and we should be good to go. They're re-doing the clubhouse/pro-shop, the temp setup gets the job done, but just know it's a limited menu and so on.