The Timbers at Troy

Overall experience was good. Pace of play was close to 4.5 hours with no stop at the turn. Greens were suprisingly slow and almost crunchy feel

Effective protocol for social distancing and check in efficiency. Everyone is friendly, enjoyable, relaxing golf with no pressure. Nice conditions and very clean all around. Easily walkable. I’ll be back. Thank you.

First time I played this course. I don"t know how this course escaped my radar. Quite a few blind tee shots. Tricky for first time around. Layout is beautiful with some alluring views of the fairways and greens. You definitely get a variety of lies. Pulled a tee shot and ended up with a ball knee high for my approach shot to green. Rough was thick and somewhat high. Looking forward to going back soon.

A good layout and design but the course is in rough shape, especially for being closed for weeks on end in spring. Patchy fairways and bumpy, thick, and slow greens. Good Coronavirus protocol situation though.

Felt great to play golf again. Safe and easy. Can’t wait to play again!

Pretty expensive for a Parks and Rec course. Forty-three dollars to walk is steep. Conditions were just OK for a course that in May has only been open for a week.

Beautifully designed course. Pace of place was good and course is maintained excellently!

They bait and switch their rates. They only post their walking rates when booking. I asked the guy we checked in with and he said "yeah if we posted the full cost it would scare people away so we only advertise the walking rate". Yes, that is a quote.

Course staff was not friendly at all.

Do not bring women with you during this covid19 issue. The clubhouse is not open and the don't have any port o potties. We had to walk across the road to an Exxon so one of the women in our group could use their bathroom.

Even when this course is fully open, I won't be playing there again.

Signage and SD measures were clear, pace of play was near perfect given the circumstances. Can tell they’re happy to comply with the reopening regulations and going about everything responsibly

Buddy got a flat tire on his way over so we ended up being 6 minutes late past our tee time to the starter on tee box 1. (Keep in mind COVID19 so social distancing is in place.) and we went to pay on time, got in line at 12:44 tee time at 12:45. but there was a little line due to 6ft policy and all. Got there a little late from conditions uncontrollable to everyone except God himself. Waited 40 minutes to see if the starter would let us out, and he didn’t so we left golf-less. The course itself looked beautiful though, sad I wasn’t able to play. Also I booked in advanced through GolfNow so I had to pay a fee to book my tee time. Hopefully I get a chance to play here but sheesh we’re they strict and not pleasant to deal with.

To start off i will cover the conditions,

the course was a bit more rough then it has been in the past,

could just be that it was a tame winter so there was more play and the grass hasnt started really growing yet so it is what it is,,

the greats we pretty clean every once and awhile there were little chunks of dirt on them,

Tee boxes were pretty beat up,

all in all the conditions were sub par compared to normal,

now to talk about the actual course,

This is a pretty good place to play in general price is a bit hit for the length and size in my opinion but in the past the high quality course conditions and central location made it worth playing,

This course does not have crazy cool views and plays through neighborhoods but what i will give it allot of credit for and is the main reason i would choose to play this course is 1. elevated tee shots 2. super challenging sand bunkers and allot of them,

when i play golf in Maryland i think of woods golf with lots of ups and downs and craved out little stream beds for which this course is.

playing a 100 yard par three tee shot from 100 feet up off the green makes for great challenge. if this is the type of golf you like Timbers could be right for you ,

now what makes this course unique in my mind is the sand bunkers,

in addition to having countless holes in which you have to approach the green by hitting downward or upward you have these massive white sand bunkers that are strategically located to be in your way,

having these bunkers takes this relativity small course and turns it into a heck of a challenge,

wont say this as a fact but i want to say the largest bunker to hit out of is 9 feet high,

this is not a beginners course at all good for walking,

Overall i would say it is a bit over priced but i will for sure play again just for the challenge

The layout has always been good but conditions are not so good, probably because of the volume of play. The Cashier did not seem to have a good handle on things and was flaky. The way he spoke to the customers in line in front of me was.... not appropriate. Hopefully, it's better in season.

Track was very good, variety of layouts, the housing was not intrusive, greens were in very good shape considering early March, the fairways were a bit rough, again, not terribly bad considering it was early March. I would play the course again if there is a good value offered.

I think they keep the course in decent shape year round. It is a good challenge for amateurs.

course was in great shape following two days of rain

Played timbers at troy on a busy, warm November day (11/26). The course was in great shape, pace of play was good for a busy day, and price was very reasonable. You can tell this place goes to great lengths to improve pace of play, as it's a tight lay-out where people could easily spend too long looking for balls and dilly-dallying. I appreciate that.

I paid $34 for 18-holes. The professional at the desk was helpful, and the starter practically gave me a tour/guide of the course. Will add timbers to my rotation.