Cedar Glen Golf Club

Aside for the chaos at the tee box (no starter) and the fact thay they do not regulate play by allowing 2-somes and singles in between 4 somes, we still were able to enjoy the course even though it was a 5 1/2 hour round.

Need to re-due yardage markers in fairways that would cost very little money. Some holes they were non existent or over grown with grass. Put up posts for 200, 150 and 100 yards. Would help speed up play.

Cart paths for lack of are very bumpy. Rattle your teeth bumpy and not good on the back. Grass bunkers are pretty sad.

Greens are pretty good.

The guy behind the counter had no emotion. I don’t think he even wanted to be there.

Course was in good condition including the green. Greens were also challenging.

Poorly maintained bunkers. Greens were hit and miss on being patchy. Sticks and Debry on several holes that affected fairways.

Course has a real fun layout and you are required to hit some different shots- Fades, Draws short and long par 4s from the tips. Conditions good not great but for the price - worth it

This was my first time playing the course. The course layout must have recently changed because my GPS was not accurate (1st hole is now the 10th hole). Some of the tee boxes are not in great shape. The fairways are decent; some bare spots but overall fair. The greens are in pretty good shape and offer enough undulation to make it challenging. The biggest issue with the course are the bunkers, which don't really exist. They are filled with grass and weeds. The pace of play was decent. I caught up with a foursome on the 4th hole, but they were moving at a decent pace (as a single, I expect to wait and I take my time so that the foursome does not feel rushed). The back nine was wide open and I finished in 1.5 hours. One thing I should mention is that the golf carts are quite dated with no windshields (would be a problem on rainy days). I would play again for the price.

Decent course, fairly open. Only real negative is there is no sand in any of the bunkers.

Lay was changed from my last time on the course. The GPS wasn’t updated so I was thrown off for a while

I don’t usually do reviews about anything, but I have to say something about Cedar Glen. I paid about 40 something dollars for 18 and I played the day after it rained but this course was the worst experience I have ever had golfing. There was no fairways to start. You could hit a ball right down the middle. The rough

is the same as the fairway. The course was so wet and it did not drain that even if you did hit a shot in what they called the fairway, it would just plug into the ground and I lost a couple balls that went right down the middle this was the most poorly maintained course I have ever played in my four years of golfing. I understand that it’s still April but I’ve played a lot of courses so far this season that I’ve all been ready to receive customers I would not spend a single dollar to play at this place and do not recommend it.

Early season robbery. The course is water logged and in awful condition. The middle of the fairways are wet to the point your feet sink into the grass. Be sure to wear waterproof everything. I would not return to this course if it was free.

Nice morning. Only one on the course. For fall golf this course was in good shape. The greens were in great condition. Staff was very pleasant. I will be back in the spring.

Course was prob really nice at one point however lack of upkeep is the current tale. Greens were in decent shape but very furry. Im assuming they aren’t doing bunkers anymore? The pits are still present but grown in and zero maintenance. Love the layout however it feels like they sold the land and are just doing bare minimum till it’s gone or something. Tons of potential.