Old Oaks at Oak Ridge Golf Club

The courses condition was horrible, the fairways on a couple holes were looking like black volcanic rock. If your ball doesn’t land on the fairway or the volcanic stuff you won’t find it in the 6-8inches of grass of rough. They also had 7 carts behind us when we went to tee off on the first hole. Will not go again

We were not informed of the outings that were playing before out tee time. Pace of play was very slow. I shouldn’t have to pay $65 for a 6 hour round.

Rained the day before and wasn't to bad. A few puddles here and there. But not too shabby. Greens in decent shape. Overall slightly above average... 7 out of 10

This course obviously has struggled with water. Lots of fairway damage and places where they can’t cut. Greens were good just a little slow. Golf cart brake would not engage when stopping kept rolling away. This told me they don’t check anything. Just under four hrs on a Saturday. Hard to tell where fairway and rough separated. Paid 30$ thru golf now. Wouldn’t again.

Bunkers were unplayable, tee boxes and fairways were pretty thick, and greens have a decent amount of dead spots. For the price, there are some better options in the area. Staff were friendly, but just can’t stomach paying that much for the conditions of the course.

Bit expensive for the course condition. Bunkers had little to no sand. I remember playing here years back and was a much nicer track.

Greens were in very good condition but everything else needs a lot of tlc…many chunks of grass taken out of the fairways and rough. Grass is probably cut 1/3 of the times it should be, everything was long with grass clipping still on the course. Worst of all was the bugs, we each had around 30 new bites by the time we finished the first 9. Only been golfing 2 years but this will hopefully be my worst course I ever play. Course is worth about 30 bucks

I can’t say the course was bad very well could have just been the day! The misquotes were so bad we couldn’t make it past 3 holes with bug spray . The course seemed like it was gonna be nice but couldn’t take literally 100’s of them on us while on the T box or any other shot. Play at you own rust

Marsh Oaks is always a great experience, I would never pay their full price of $65 though. It is for sure not a $65 course although it is fun.

It took over 2 hours to play 7 holes. We skipped the 8th & 9th holes and went over to the 10th. It took 45 minutes to play the 10th & 11th so we just left the course in disgust. Not only was the play very slow but, the condition of the course was very poor. It will be a long time before we play there again.

They book tee times every 7 minutes which creates a MASSIVE back up. We played for an hour and 15 minutes and were still waiting behind a group to tee off on the third hole. Tried to get our money back and leave. They were less than caring and said there was no chance to get a refund and that they “did not overbook”. After over 6 hours of “playing”, we only made it to hole 15 before having to leave for prior engagements. Second time this has happened.

We were looking for a game at the last minute and they put us on the Marsh Course. Last time I played it was early in March years ago so I had probably forgotten the place. We were very surprised by the condition of the course it was great. The staff was more than accomodating in getting us on the course and also gave us the Senior discount without asking our ages. (We're seniors and the wife loves a deal) The carts are a little old but they worked fine. There was a beverage cart out all day and was available frequently. The only issue we had was passing Thunderstorms but we rode it out at the halfway house with one of the marshals. We look forward to going back. Thanks for a great day.