The Preserve at Eisenhower Golf Course

Nothing fancy, the course was in good condition for October. The greens were fantastic and so fast. The course set up will challenge all levels of golfer. Definitely a shot makers course and you better know your clubs yardages.

Enjoyed the course. Wish they had a locker room. No dining area to enjoy your lunch. Awesome job keeping the leaves off the course during fall season.

Other than the hard rock greens that were in a good shape, rest of the course was rough looking, specially the tee boxes...

The course was in good shape. It’s a challenging layout, the greens were running fast and the rough was penile, as it should be.

There is so much to like about The Preserve at Eisenhower golf course. I've read and heard that the course underwent major renovations over the last couple of years, and the quality of golf course itself really shows. However, it still has a ways to go to get to a very achievable 5 stars.

I arrived at the course for my noon tee time on a Saturday (note: the turn into the course pops up pretty suddenly) and found a pretty odd hilly parking lot that wasn't quite clear about where to go. I made my way over to the "club house", which is essentially a large temporary structure, to check in. The staff was very friendly, but the lack of a water fountain and single-user bathrooms for a pretty busy course is just not great. Until this spot has an actual clubhouse (and I didn't see indications that one is being built), it would be hard to bring groups here.

I bought some golf balls for the driving range ($4, which is cheap, but you really need to buy 2 as it is for about 25 balls) and started warming up. The range is fine (mats, but with the tee inserts) and the single putting green is large and moves a lot like the actual greens (aka pretty fast with lots of angles). The starter was extremely friendly and got me started off on the right foot with my group.

In terms of the course, the pros are the course itself. There are some interesting holes, and the lack of bunkers, while a little weird, provides a different experience. However, the lack of a cart person or water on the course is really disappointing. Again, I would love to bring a group here, but the lack of amenities make this a spot for just playing golf rather than a golfing experience. And for the prices (I played for $60, but that was a discounted rate), there are other courses in the area that just offer more.

Overall, The Preserve at Eisenhower is worth checking out for true golf enthusiasts as the course itself is solid. However, I will probably hold off on coming back for some years until the amenities are (hopefully eventually) further developed.

Very nice course but challenging. The challenge comes with knowing where to hit your Tee shot. Some fairways slope right to left and others left to right. The first time playing, you will not know until after you’ve made your Tee shot.

It was an enjoyable day of golf.

Tee time set for 4:25. Normally, when you're a single golfer they put you in a foursome. Ok, fine. I knew this coming in. But didn't knw they MAKE u ride in a cart with a complete stranger, instead of your own cart at near 5:00pm and nobody is hardly on the course! You normally ride in your own cart of available. And the carts where available! But the starter said that's their rules. Ok! They he proceeds to tell us that we have to be off the course by 6:30pm. No exceptions!!! Well my tee time is at 4:24pm and there's people playing in front of me and u want me to be done a COMPLETE round in 2 hrs??? I asked him if we could get a refund and just play 9 instead!! He said no!!! That's not how we do it here!!!! To say the least, we played 9 and was LITERALLY run off the course by an official!!!! I will neverrrrrr play this course again!!! It cost me $45 to play 9 holes!!! Sad!!!

Worst customer service and product delivery ever! Flipped the front to back and removed the bunkers. No water on the course and the management is a joke. Thus is not an $85-$100+ course. Still a pitch and put just outside the cornfields and goat pastures!

Worst customer service and product delivery ever! Flipped the front to back and removed the bunkers. No water on the course and the management is a joke. Thus is not an $85-$100+ course. Still a pitch and put just outside the cornfields and goat pastures!

Beautiful day to play. The greens were slow at the start and then got fast and hard as the sun heated up.

Great staff.

Good to see the cart girl

from start there was a 20yr old explaining to me about tradition because i had no collar shirt but appropriatly dressed. greens were cut down to the bare min, no one fixes divots. very poor yardage markers, no direction flags or maps to see the layout and first time you should have one. overall overpriced and NOT A COUNTRY CLUB but they think it is. wouldn't go back, too many better options and i have to dress for success it'll be at better course that deserves it

Great course. Got corrected by the Marshall who does a good job taking care of the course.

Still need a clubhouse like the old days!!!