Glacier Club

obviously the management screwed up on maintaining the most important feature of any golf course-their greens. These were cut way too short and were in very poor condition. Balls marks-spike marks galore-why don't you have sand stations through-out the course-so players who know how to take-care of a course can refill their divots. Tee boxes needed divots filled in too. It's too bad about the greens condition as the layout was interesting.

Enjoy the challenge of this course. Extremely well laid out and difficult. Fast greens and although fair still requires accurate shot placement. You earn what you shoot.

Staff extremely friendly and accommodating. Only problem is that the whole course tilts to the east and your putts do not break by what you see..in other words reading greens is very difficult

glacier was in great shape, rough was a solid 2inches all around the greens so it puts a premium on hitting approach shots on the green.

Layout - OK. Course condition needs serious attention. Greens too thin, no grass, fairways are approaching same condition. Signage needed to indicate hidden trouble. Good for practicing, but not for competitive play. Rangers a bit grumpy & at a loss to the direction given from Club house.

The course has a great design the greens were a little cut up but very fast tight fairways fun place to play

Excellent driving range and the course is challenging for all levels. Especially the greens which are very fast. Overall great course.

I've played Glacier a few times in the past, but this course has seen better days. First off, the tee boxes need a little TLC. The fairways are in decent shape, but divots need to be repaired. The greens on the other hand are pretty bad. Ball marks are scattered throughout. The grass was cut entirely too short, which makes the greens way too fast and firm. The only way you're going to hold a green on an approach is if you hoist it way up in the air and land it softly, don't even dare to go after back pins. I'm sure the horrible winter didn't help matters, but big brother down the road (the orchards) is in fantastic shape, so it mostly reflects on bad course management. Decent track for the money, needs time to heal.

The greens were in terrible shape, made it impossible to make anything outside of 5-10 feet.The back 9 didnt have very good yardage markers.

Greens were in very rough condition, bare spots a plenty - ball marks not repaired - cut very short.
Tees were OK - fairways were good but very tight lies. Hot dogs and that's it.

not for seniors.

We thought the course needed some serious attention.... weeds, burnt greens. Arthur Hills design not one of his best

Every part of the course showed wear from play and poor management. Greens were both burned and over watered. Greens were fast and true if you hit good grass and the shame of the course is that you can see the true beauty and potential for a great track. The layout, rolling fairways, and greens all give this course tremendous potential. If they can fix the greens this course is an A+.

overall the course was in good shape.....greens cut way to close very very fast....if you don't have gps or have never played here before you'll find only one ball washer on the course and no indication of what the hole does...no signage. also no bathrooms or water on the course.

This course can be a stern test of every facet of your game. It can play rather long, especially from the tips. It can play rather narrow, with lakes/marshes/lateral/O.B. lurking on seemingly every tee shot. And the greens more often than not, even after rain softens the course, play firmer than expected for some reason and can putt ridiculously quick with tons of break. That being said, if that's the kind of test you're looking for, then by all means give it a shot once in awhile. But if that's not quite your cup of tea, then you'll save yourself hours of frustration and countless golf balls by skipping it entirely. The conditions of this course used to be much better maybe 5-10 years ago (albeit most courses this year suffered "winter burn"), but quite frankly if you're making the drive to this area of town, you'll be much better served driving an extra 1/2 mile up the road to a certain course that I'll refrain from naming that has an apple in its logo because it far exceeds anything you'll find here.

Paid $26 for 18 & cart and was thoroughly impressed with the course for the money.

The course has a nice layout but is in rough shape. The greens are very beat up, and the fairways spotty. For a mid-price course, I would have expected more.

Pace of play was 3 hrs. for me, but the course was pretty empty at that time.

You can definitely use the hills to your advantage on this course, however its a pain to hit off of them. The course was in great shape but the greens were extremely fast. My friends told me they were like glass this year and they really were. It was fun because its different than neighboring courses greens but definitely got irritating at times haha. Overall, great course and I will for sure play again.

Have played here many times. The staff was the most friendly/helpful I have ever encountered at this course. However, the course itself was in very rough shape.

The course was very challenging....You better be hitting it where you are looking when you play this course!!!!......The greens were super fast....and also had some patchy areas...It is worth the trip to try out a very challenging track!!! Will be going back to try and better my score!!!

The green conditions have slowly deteriorated over the season. Much of this has can be contributed to players not repairing their ball marks! Come on, people!! The driving range however, is a different story: it was a combination of crab grass and sand, and in poor condition. Overall the course is challenging and a good value for the money.