Butternut Farm Golf Club

Course is a little tight on some holes..some times difficult by enjoyed playing there.

Really enjoyed this course. Conditions were excellent, from tee to green. Not terribly long even from the blues, with some tight fairways and trees lining every hole. It helps to focus on accuracy off the tee over distance. If you’re wild off the tee you will live in the trees and have a long round.

Can’t comment on clubhouse or pro shop as I just checked in and started my round. Starter was friendly and had friendly interactions with the Marshall.

I’ll definitely be back as I was most impressed with course conditions. A+

First time playing here, try to get an app that'll show you the course layout, some holes are a little tricky. 7th hole has a beautiful tee box setup and shot. Great little course since it's only a par 70, but fun and challenging

While the golf course is in very good shape particularly the greens, I had an issue with the matter of payment and was very disappointed in management's surly attitude, inflexibility and overall reaction to the situation.

Booked 2 foursomes on Friday June 12 for the following Thursday using their automated system. Although I was unable to get the system to book us at the Senior rate of $30 versus the regular $42 rate, I still made the reservation. The Automated system immediately charged my credit card at $42.00 each. I then called the Clubhouse and explained my situation. The person told me the charge was pending and it would be straightened out when we checked in.

That never happened and I was charged $336 versus $240. The course GM told me I should have originally called the Clubhouse to make the tee times and because I booked at the higher rate, nothing could be done. He also mentioned that we were free to leave but would not get any refund. What frustrates me is that their website offers online booking but does not mention that to get the Senior rate, I needed to call the Clubhouse. Had I been told of the limitations during my call, I would have cancelled the online reservation and made the tee times over the phone and made the tee times over the phone.

Greens are rolling true green fairways best course in the area

Typically I don’t write reviews like this, but I had such a negative experience here I felt the need to warn people.

Day started with us getting stuck behind people who had obviously hardly played golf before. By 6 we gave up on playing with any pace whatsoever as we were waiting for them on every shot.

As we hit 6 we asked the Marshall if it was about to storm and if we should take cover. He said no and that it was north of there (all without even looking at a radar too, natural weatherman).

Well as we are finishing up 6 a monsoon comes and we’re caught in it. Goes on for about 15 mins and we have to take cover under some trees.

After it ends we try to finish the 9 but the puddles on the green and fairway because of the poor course drainage make it difficult. Half our group decides to call it because playing in these slow and poor conditions don’t really make golf fun.

We head back to the clubhouse and ask for a 9 hole rain check to which we are met with a response of “is it still raining?” By the cart boy, who refuses to give us a 9 hole rain check and says to email to manager of the course.

Now mind you, this would’ve been 22$ rain check essentially. Something almost all clubs give. And it’s more about the principle than anything as we live 35 mins away and probably wouldn’t get back out there for a few weekends if ever.

Regardless. That was my experience. Also I saw the cart girl (who took my credit card to “start a tab” one time through this three hour debacle.

This course has a nice layout and is well maintained. Greens are very true. Its not very long but you need to hit it straight else you're in the trees. Senior rate is a real value for this area. Clubhouse is closed because of the pandemic so its difficult to comment on the amenities.

My first time playing this course. Very pretty, very walkable. Like Aaahnold, I'll be baaack!

I really do like this course. It is a good value for the money. That being said I have never played it well. It is not a long course but it feels very narrow with trees down both sides of most fairways. And those that are open are their hardest holes, including a par 5 that is almost 600 yards long.

If you do not hit your drives straight it could be a long day and if you do hit the green you may have a long putt as the greens are a good size.

Again all that being said I will continue to go back and try to shot a good score.

I do recommend this course to anyone who loves golf!!!!

Normal tee times are about 8 minutes apart. Due to the pandemic they increased to 15. Group ahead had 2 novice golfers that were slowing them down, and they let us play through. The group in front of them were just as slow, and had almost 1.5 holes of gap between them and the group ahead of them. Marshall only drove by and never said anything. It shouldn’t take 4.5 hours to play when the tee time spacing is almost double.

Was in the area for work and played 9 with some coworkers after our day ended.

We walked 9 and finished in about 1:40. The course is reasonably well maintained. It is a very tight course and there are a LOT of trees to contend with. The greens were pretty slow as well.

We enjoyed the round and I'll return next time I'm in the area.

This is a nice, well laid out and maintained course, and the weekend fee is reasonable. My three complaints are: (1) the fairways are extremely tight, and the holes are so close together that you constantly hear shouts of "fore" from golfers on adjoining holes; (2) the pace of play on a Saturday morning was 5.25 hours; and (3) there is no water on the course, except the bottles you can purchase from the drink cart. If you hit it straight, don't mind a marathon round and pack your own water, you should love this place. I might give it another try mid-week during the shoulder seasons.

I listed narrow fairways as one of the "challenges", but this isn't entirely accurate. The real challenge is narrow alleyways from the tee box. Many tee boxes are surrounded by trees. The result is someone who plays a consistent shot shape really needs to pay attention to where they tee up as a push-draw or pull-fade could hit a tree before the draw or fade comes into play. These tight alleyways and a par four dogleg left that doesn't allow for a straight shot in the fairway are why I knocked the rating down for course layout.