Norwood Country Club

Watch out on 1 and 10 driving range in the middle good luck finding ya ball. Tee off early or it’s a 6 hour round. Tee boxes are crap and the greens are as bald as Michael Jordan’s head. I give this course a chance once a year and I’m done. 50 to walk on the weekend unsure what the cart fees are but all set.

Nice course great conditions.

Greens are in tough shape and it’s not due to heat. They are dead in certain areas. I do not expect to go back again.

The course was in decent shape And the greens were decent a little bit slow.

The Pace of play was very poor had to wait a few minutes on every hole. The Force I'm in front of us was not playing ready golf and remain on the green. For a few minutes after finishing putting, we were at Tucson and they did not let us through.

On about.

The seventh hole one of the guys did say do you guys want to play through? But then he got reprimanded by somebody else in the group who said we're not slow. They're not playing through.

True.

We enjoyed our round . I’ve played here a number of times in the past.

The course condition is good. There are some burn out areas on some holes and some greens. Overall, it was very playable.

The staff was very courteous and helpful.

I gave Norwood another try to see whether it was any better than previous visits. While the conditions are better than the state-owned courses, they are no better than some of the other less expensive courses in the area. In particular, while most of the tee boxes and greens were in good shape, some tee boxes were built on a side or down hill whereas some greens had some pretty bad dead spots. Fairways were mushy even though it hadn't rained for two days. One fairway had a 50' x 50' area 3 inches below water.

Finally, they were a bit short staffed - on a Sunday. So that impacted their ability to have a drink cart and the ranger didn't really keep a handle on the slow groups ahead of us - and then blamed us when they finally cleared one green suddenly before we teed off. Poor form.

Tee to Green - Great!

Greens are Good, a true test for putting!

(some other courses in the area you can’t putt on)

First thing I noticed is that the white tees are longer than the blue tees, figure this one out! Most Par 4s are quite short and the fairways are very generous. Not too many hazards to trap you. Fairways in decent shape except where it is muddy. Greens are in fair shape, a bit slow.

Course in rough shape. Tee boxes beaten up, greens in tough shape, many holes were being watered, but no one was shutting them off as you came through. So if you hit it near the sprinklers, you had to rush in and grab your ball or try and hit fast before the water came back around. It's halfway between where a buddy and I live so it works, but if you can play somewhere else, I would play somewhere else.

Always a good “Fair-Play” level golf experience…

No complaints

Always see efforts toward improvements when I play there.

Be back soon for more…

Really rough course. Greens were tattered and slow, seems like the aeration just didn’t work at all. Pace of play was slow and the layout was pretty uninteresting.

First time playing, wasn't too bad. Soft in some areas, but was good enough for getting swings in.