Clustered Spires Golf Course

The course is really a fun course to play. It is surrounded by some really REALLY hard courses so this one can make you feel better about your game. The greens were in really good shape, the tee boxes were very nice. The rough was rough. The fairways were in good shape. The only complaint I have is the pace. We had a tee time of 8:08 and they were backed up already. They had some junior tournament going on that day and so they may have tried to shove as many as possible onto the course as possible. The result is that we played a 4 hours and 40 minute round. Still, the round was enjoyable and I had a score that was several strokes below my average. I would recommend this course to anyone and I will be back again.

Nice shape greens a little bit bumpy due to airaid little sandy, would play again worth the money

The course at Maple run is in better shape, especially the greens, and the cost is half. $45 for a weekday round at Clustered Spires is excessive, especially given the extremely poor, and bumpy, condition of the greens.

So get to the course to find out that the back nine is closed as they're currently irritating it. So had to play the front 9 twice. There was no warning from the course or Golfnow that this was going to happen. since it was a hot round and I only paid like $14 I didn't let it bother me too much. I love the course and always look forward to playing it, but had I known that the greens were getting punched, I'd have played somewhere else.

This is a really nice course. The course was in great shape except for the bunkers. Some of the bunkers were not raked and unplayable. The pace of play was great until the last 5 holes. It really slowed down at this time and we waited after every shot. They could of used a marshal to maybe speed up one slow group. All in all a very nice course. I drove an hour to get to it because of the great hot deal they had and it was well worth it.

Cold and windy day, fast pace and I enjoyed it. Staff was kind and course was in good shape for February. Will be back.

Booked a hot deal for $18. Figured a day in the 60's in early Feb had to play golf. A lot of the courses were wet, I had planned to play Bulle Rock, but they canceled my tee time which led me here. It was cart path only, so even with the cart included I decided to walk. It's an easy course to walk, no long walks between greens and tees. The 1st green was soaked but otherwise the course was very playable and the greens rolled surprising well for this time of year. I do like the layout and try to get out here at least once a year. If you're a big hitter you won't be pulling driver all the time, but I enjoy the fact that you have to think a little about playing different kinds of shots. All in all it was a very enjoyable day of golf.

Pace of play was excellent. Course has survived the summer flooding quite well. The putting surfaces were smooth and true

Very slow play and they still have to work on recovering from much of the recent rain

The course wasn't in the greatest shape as it has been in the past due to the unusually wet weather but this is true of all courses in this area this year. Greens have held up well and were very nice, many tees had been reseeded and bunkers were for the most part in pretty good shape, some had standing water. Many bare spots in fairways and rough due to the weather but overall still a great course and great value. Staff was very friendly.

Played an enjoyable round out in Frederick today. Course was in fairly good shape given the inconsistent summer we have had (either HOT or rainy). The fairways were in really good shape, and I just wish I would have hit more of them! The course is not overly difficult, and we enjoyed hitting driver more often than we needed to :) The staff were all very friendly and welcoming. The white tees were moved up on a fair amount of par 4s and you could either hit driver and try and put it just short of the green, or take a long iron and give yourself 130-150 yards left in. I hit a mix of both as this was a casual round of golf with a friend, and we were just out to have a good time. Even if the whites were moved back, the fairways would still allow the ball to roll a long ways, and so driver is not always necessary. Makes it a fun course! I am in Northern VA, and so I don't know if I will play this as a regular course, but it is definitely on my list to play at least once or twice a year now! Will be back.

Course was in good shape given the fact that this has been a very wet season. Greens were in good shape. There is some grounds maintenance going on, but it didn't affect the round.