Maple Run Golf Course

Very nice course for begginers and intermediate players. Not too difficult for walkers.

Overall the front side is manageable. The back nine is a nature walk and a bit harder to manage. I definitely will go back

As soon as you arrive you’ll see that the “club house” is really just a shack. There no pro shop whatsoever. We played on a day after a moderate rain and the course held a lot of water. It was a punishment to be in the fairway. The greens were shaggy but it was late Feb. Cart paths fade away into dirt paths into no path at all but they told us it was cart path only that day. There are potholes and tree roots all the way through the course on the paths. Couldn’t see much of a difference in the fairway from the rough. The course was not challenging...except trying to find your ball in the mud. I know it was a bad day with the recent rain but there was still a lot left to be liked about this course. Not going back.

Greens were in great shape, short and true. Rest of the course was also very good. Golf and cart for $12 with GolfNow. Simple check-in, load up the cart and hit the first tee, all in under 5 minutes!

Played after heavy rain...fairways and rough were a little heavy but greens were great....didn't care for couple holes which had 90° turns but handled them okay...tee boxes need some TLC...good value through Golf Now

I love this course because it is out in the country and very laid back. Not many amenities but the course is always well kept and a joy to play

I play here a lot because the course is great for the value. Not much on amenities but the staff is courteous and the pace of play is very good. I travel for almost 1 hour because the course is laid back and tee times are staged with plenty of time between start times so the pace of play is very good with very few backups. I recommend this course if you like the slow country setting

Before I explain the title let me just say that the course and staff are not the problem!

The problem was a very slow foursome that had two middle-aged men and two elderly men... not only were they slow (which wasn't the real issue) the were the rudest divas I've ever seen on a course!

If they were good at golf I might have over looked their behavior... but they refused to let us skip ahead because they didn't want my party of TWO to hold them up all day... so, we skipped ahead to the next hole in front of them (12). By the time we were putting on 18 they were still on 14 and just coming to the box in 15!

The guys were basically drunk from what I could tell... I let the staff know but I think it was one of the part-timers... idk!

Needless to say, if you're an average golfer you'll find the course pretty busy, in good shape and very fun to play. Just hope you don't get stuck behind the drunk, delusional, rude Tiger Woods wanna-be (you know the type-really expensive clubs and has a +30 handicap).

Sorry... but, I'll likely avoid a return trip! Shame too... the course and staff are really great!

The majority of the front 9 is played in a giant field. You can spray it just about anywhere. The greens were fairly slow, but had incredible undulations to them. This made ball positioning very important. Back 9 is more through the woods. Fairways were generally in fairly terrible shape. Greens were decent enough to putt on. Staff was very pleasant and friendly. Clubhouse (if you can call it one) was very, very, very low frills. There are better budget courses available.

One thing that I hardly ever mention to others are the paths. Unfortunately, it needs to be mentioned here. The cart paths on the back 9 are an absolute catastrophe. Don't bring new sticks out here if you don't want a whole season's worth of bag chatter!

This golf course is very laid back. The greens are in excellent shape and they are very challenging. Great course for the money!!'

The greens on the first nine are pretty wild. Lots of blind tee shots an interesting approaches. if you live nearby, you should definitely play this course. Very picturesque!

I have played here many times. I keep coming back because it's a nice course for the money. The greens had recently been aerated, but very playable. Even though it was wet, they still let you drive carts off the cart paths. They said just avoid the wet areas, I wish other courses would say that. If you like playing high end courses or paying over $50 a round, then this course is not for you. But if you love to play golf and enjoy a pleasant place to play, this course is fun and a challenge.