Unity Village Golf Course

The fairways, greens and roughs were in great condition. I played solo 9 holes in just over 1.5 hours.

Great short course with a wonderful layout. Nice carts, clubhouse and all around great location. Highly recommend.

We even got a special rate for tee time chosen on the calendar. $80 for a bucket of balls and 9-holes and a cart for two golfers is pretty steep.

The course is a nice little 9 golf track that is perfect for average to less than average golfers. It’s short and open. The greens were in very good condition and were the toughest part of the course.

Had a great time! Very friendly staff. The holes are pretty crammed in there, so you have to pay attention, and the signage could be better. Even still, had a great time and will be back.

I love this course more every time I play it. It is well maintained, the fairways are defined and even the rough is taken care of. I don't lose balls in the rough like some other courses. The greens are pristine and roll very well. The only criticisms I have are the sand traps need some love, they are hard as a rock, and the driving and chipping areas are limited, but something is better than nothing. Overall a wonderful course to relax and enjoy a Sunday on. The staff is super friendly and the course has a lot of charm. I just wish it was a full 18 hole course.

Unfortunately discourse suffers from a lack of a starter and Marshalls. Third time on the course that we have been backed up by large groups only to have small groups behind us hitting into almost every hole. But maybe that's you get what you pay for

Fairways needed cut. Nice greens. Pace of play was slow because of a fivesome.

Great open course for beginners with enough curves and trees for a challenge. Great twilight deals. Extremely friendly staff. Besides a few divots on the green, a beautiful course with lots of friendly deer.

I've played this course a few times in the past and they had it in really great shape. While waiting on the 1st tee box the group in front of me advised that a large group was in front of them. Turns out it was 6 elderly golfers and they slowed down the pace for the rest of the day. Multiple golfers behind me started skipping holes or calling it a day before the round was over.

This is a very short course with a listed par of 36. The greens are in pretty good shape, but the fairways and tees are a little scruffy for a time of year when they should be at their best. It's a good place to work on a rusty golf swing since it's so short, but the only real challenge is that the greens are small.

The pace of play was extremely slow. I reserved 18 holes but quit after 9 holes. It was extremely slow by some slower paced players. In observing the players there was one guy who sliced or duff the ball and then hit another. He did this for three golf balls.

I was hoping for some golf etiquette but they probably don't know any better.