Clustered Spires Golf Course

Played in June and the conditions were perfect. Now not so much due to all the play. Greens had been aerated which is not surprising given it's September but the fairways are gone - mostly dirt with crabgrass creaping in. I would not play till the end of September. I'm sure the course will be fully recovered by next spring.

Made a tee time through GolfNow and showed up to a Front Nine that was Aerated & a Back Nine that was entirely Closed. I received 0 warnings of either at booking or when I showed up to the course from the Pro Shop attendant and the 2! starters they had working. Paid close to full price via a Hot Deal as well. When I discussed with the GM afterward, he basically told me to deal with it. He said the punched greens were rolled and that I should not have anything to complain about. They were like putting on sandy plinko boards. They had 10 minute apart tee times with half the course closed during a pandemic. Again, there was zero warning about this, every golfer there was caught off guard. The rest of the course was in pretty bad as well; burned out fairways and tee boxes. Do yourself a favor and book a tee time some else.

The greens have just been terrified but they did a pretty good job with that. The two boxes were in good shape and most fairways were in nice shape. A lot of holes however had sparse grass in the fairway. Need to improve the fairway conditions

Not our first trip here will go back, enjoyed, starter/ ranger could be better but no real complaints there, they had aerated the greens (early September) decreased overall perception, areas could use more mowing. Overall good value for the money. Will go back.

Would of been nice to if known ahead of time that the front nine was closed. I prepaid and could t do anything about it. Course is nice - play was extremely slow and frustrating.

Great course and even better staff that really take seriously the charge to provide a great experience to those that choose to play here. I highly recommend checking this course out.

First trip to Clustered Spires this year, although I generally make the hour drive several times a year. I was aware it was two carts per foursome--you could have a cart with a plastic divider or not (your choice); however, I was with family, so not a big deal for me. What did surprise me was that the clubhouse is completely closed...the Pro Shop and Snack Bar had window openings to the outside, and no access to clubhouse restrooms. They had porta potties set up with hand washing stations. The porta potties were clean, which was a good thing; but all the restrooms on the course were taped off...I guess they don't want to clean them. You do have to sign a waiver absolving the course of any liability. Good luck with that one in court...you can't sign away your health obligations. In any event, the course was in good shape...there was some thinning in some of the fairways, and the tee boxes were long. The greens were in excellent condition and a little on the fast side, but a nice change from playing on aerated greens. The rough was long, thick, and brutal, so stay in the fairways. It was cart path only when we started, but on the turn we were able to drive 90 degrees. Pace of play was not bad, although lots of errant shots which came across buffer zones (like #11 onto #10). There was a huge backup on the last par 3, with four groups! Don't know what happened there. Nice course layout, good conditions, but it's bare bones service levels right now.

Great Day with a childhood friend. Great staff, friendly golfers and a beautiful day.

I don't like putting to a styrofoam plug. Try using a small plug but let the ball fall in the hole

Most courses under the virus restrictions still allow the ball to fall in the cup, although only partly. The full "plastic plug" at Clustered Spires alters your putting stroke almost forcing you to hit the ball more firmly to hold the line if you want to hit the plug, but not really knowing if the ball would go in the hole or spin out. Thats not golf..