The Timbers at Troy

Overall, the course condition was good. It was after few days of heavy rain but fairways and roughs were cut and maintained well. I believe that recently renovated the cart pathway and assumed that yardage mark was not sprayed yet. There wasnt any marker on the fairway either. Other than that, it was good value course with hot deal.

A pleasantly laid out parkland course, with a mix of moderately easy to moderately challenging holes. The fairways were in great condition, the greens less so with the coring not having healed fully. The incessant rains the previous week would not have helped. The bunkers were yet to dry out,.

The tee boxes are in good shape.

The fairways were in great shape.

Sand traps are perfect.

Greens were aerated, but almost fully healed and in another week, the greens will be rolling perfectly.

The layout of the course is nice. Has some simple holes and some difficult ones. There are some holes with a personality and you really have to think about which club to use.

Definitely going back!

Course was in great condition. Greens were fast and consistent. Pace of play was better than average.

Haven't played Timbers in over a year. Was very surprised at the condition! The fairways were in excellent shape, particularly compared to other courses in the area. And, the bunkers were exceptional--the sand was beautiful white, thick and soft. It was actually very nice to play out of the bunkers. I will agree, though, with the greens. The holes were big and not completely filled with sand, so pretty bumpy. Once they heal, they will be nice. Finally, the tunnel between 3-4 and 10-11 was closed, so you had to detour back up 10 and down 4 to get to the holes on the other side of the road. We were walking, and it added an extra 30 minutes to our round. Luckily, not many people today and we didn't hold anyone up, but they should have considered an alternate detour path than that--almost got killed by errant tee balls walking back up #10 to get to #11!!

Do not play this course until the greens fill in. The

holes were large especially on the back nine. Some were not filled with sand but even then the putts would wobble in every direction. The should knock $20 off the price when the greens are this bad. Not worth the money. We paid $48 (weekly, senior, mid-day,non-resident)

Overall, the course was in pretty good shape, but the recently aerated greens needed a lot more sand on them. They weren't even close to smooth. Some holes appeared to have no sand in them at all.

Course in good shape...too many walkers....but we drove our way around them.

Nothing special but in good condition and for the time of year. The layout was very straightforward and allows for errand shots with no real penalty.

Course was empty probably because it was only 28 degrees out liked the layout, course was in good shape considering it is mid winter can’t wait to play there when it gets nice out

The course looked remarkably good with the all the water we’ve had lately!

The new bunkers make the course look so much better! Some of the parts of the course struggled a bit with the excess water we’ve had lately but other than that, the course is in pretty good shape. The greens were in good shape even though they were a bit slow because they obviously couldn’t cut them because of all the rain. So happy the course is in much better shape because I live very close and it’ll be nice to play here more often!

Very nice course Just redone new sand Big traps

Pace of play is consistently terrible. Cart died and took 45 minutes to get a replacement. Then the replacment cart almost died on the last couple holes.

Tee boxes left much to be desired. Rest of the course was in good shape. Enjoyable Tuesday afternoon round

Poor aeration process made the greens way too bumpy Pricing should have been even less due to that. Normal pricing is too high based on competition. Comparison to the Woodlands, Rattlewood, and even Waverly Woods (still too expensive).