Oak Quarry Golf Club

The course layout was the one positive aspect of this facility. The geography was incredible and there were some excellent high risk, high reward holes to get creative with. Other than that, this could be the worst experience I've ever had on a golf course, let alone one at this price point.

The day started in the club house, which must have been experiencing some kind of plumbing issue because the stench was overpowering. While trying to get out of there as quickly as possible, we were informed that the driving range was closed, so no warm-ups today.

I tried to get some chipping practice in on the 10 foot by 25 foot postage stamp of chewed up afterthought. On to the putting green, which had holes cut into it in a grid pattern every 4 to 5 feet. It was challenging to find an open space with no other people or holes that would allow for a practice putt over 5 feet or so.

We had 5 people in our group, the worst number to be planning a day of golf around, so we had booked a 2-some and a 3-some. They had put someone in between our groups, which meant they were expecting people to tee off every 6-7 minutes. Fortunately, the group between us was willing to swap times, so our groups were back to back. Cut to the 3rd hole, everyone's stacked up 2-3 groups deep on the tee boxes. I guess the other shining spot on the day is that it was so slow, we were able to play as a 5-some and still end up waiting on the tee boxes every time.

The conditions on the course were horrendous. The areas around the green were so completely chewed up it felt like a construction site. I can't even exaggerate how bad it was. Go outside and start turning over sod with a spade shovel, then pay $160 to chip off of that. I understand that courses need maintenance from time to time, but the rate should reflect the conditions.

I could go on (no beverage cart, no water on the course, GPS on the carts woudn't work, no signs on the tee boxes, etc.), but I think this is long enough. I've never given a bad review of a course, but I couldn't keep quite about this one. We were stoked to play here, and it was a huge dissappointment.

course conditions were under par... The fairways were yellowish/green at best. first cut around the green must have been plugged recently which made for difficult chips. Would have not played the course at that price in those conditions. Not worth the hour drive...

Too much exposed ground. Not enough turf. Disappointed they didn’t accept the credit card that held the tee time.

The track is great and a beautiful course. My low review is based solely on the issue of no cart service and the snack shack on the 11th was closed. This course doesn’t circle you back to the clubhouse after the front 9 where we can re-fuel. There was no water stations anywhere in the course to hydrate This made the round difficult and our foursome was out of energy and we all ran out of steam and played horribly. This location gets quite hot in the afternoon and not having food or drink at any point of the round is unacceptable.

Most of the fairways are reasonably wide but don't miss. It is built into the hills so the ball will be lost easily. Greens are in good shape and the scenery is beautiful. Pace of play was a bit slow. It is an out and back course with a shack after hole 11. Well worth the green fees.

This is my favorite local track by far but unfortunately, rate increases have prevented me from playing there more often. The greens were nice and fairways were decent but there were far too many patchy spots in various places. This is definitely a course that you have to have on your bucket list though.

I Play here often and last time in June it was firing. Lush conditions. I brought out a couple guys which was there 1st time playing it And was embarrassed for 175$

Greens needed a haircut bad and the boxes were hammered. Fairways were ok some burnt areas and a lot of collars around the green were struggling. Trap renovations were scattered and hurting.

This is definitely not worth 175$

They should be ashamed charging that.