Ironwood Golf Course

Nice course. Small yet tough greens.. excellent tee box's, perfect fairways.. well done groundskeepers

Fall is here and getting hard to find balls with leaves coming down. Fairways are in good condition, but tee boxes are not.

Will certainly golf here again soon. The only thing I would do differently is not use the app to check-in. Apparently this app wreaks havoc on the computer systems at some courses. I would hope the people behind the app would help these little courses out instead of leaving a mess for them.

When we got to the course there was and outing going on. I think this needs to be noted when you book your round. This made the pace of play a lot slower than it should have been.

Running deer, swimming geese are a few things you'll see on your round here. The greens had big aeration holes other than that the course was in good condition and is fun to play. I will definitely play it again.

No cart person out when I was there and it was fairly backed up. The staff is ok definitely wouldn't call them over friendly but I didn't have any issues

This course wasn’t terrible, but definitely has some of the slowest greens I’ve ever played and the tee boxes had longer grass than the fairways. In an effort to be fair, I did play on the day after we got a lot of rain and it’s possible they were planning to mow, but couldn’t because of how wet the course was.

It’s an affordable course, pace of play on a Wednesday afternoon was quick, and had the greens been faster, I probably would have offered a better rating. But for $20 what can you really expect.

I have a feeling this course has been around for a while and they've had to put up with a lot of crap from patrons because there were signs everywhere telling people not to do certain things. This is one of the few courses in the area that makes you sign an agreement in exchange for a golf cart.

It's a barebones course, although they did have ball cleaners which was a good surprise. No divot repair mix, no water on the course (it was 85 and humid), no GPS, no coolers (even had signs saying you couldn't bring your own), no drink carts.

Conditions were good. Good amount of grass on the course - not much in terms of mud. No second cut off fairway, grass on tee box and fairway was a bit long. Greens were surprisingly good, ran a little slow. Tee boxes were flat.

Surprised at how many signs were saying "cart path only", felt like every 2-3 holes. The cart paths aren't really paths, it's a gravel/grass mix, very bumpy if you try and stick to them. The course was dry.

There were some interesting holes where you had to make decisions off the tee. #9 is either a 260+ carry from an elevated tee box down wind over water, or a <180 yard layup. Several holes had trees lining both sides that required you to keep it low and straight off the tee. It's a short course so there are some drivable Par 4's and the longest Par 5 is only 515 from the back tees. Some greens have steep run offs to be mindful of, but greenside bunkers were rare. Greens were average sized and relatively flat which made it easy to score well.

The course runs tee times on 8 minute intervals so don't go out if the course is crowded or you're looking at a 5 hour round. It was surprisingly empty on a Sunday morning and we were able to get done quickly.