Centerton Golf Club

Greens were recently aerated and sanded but overall they were in descent shape. Cart paths need some attention do the all the potholes. The fairways were good but the area around the perimeter of the greens were very thick. It was unusual to lose a ball or spend a fair amount of time looking for your ball.

This is an average course but it challenges you every time you play it. They recently aerated the greens but you could still roll a 15 footer in. Some soggy areas but they just got over 2 inches of rain in 2 days so, it’s in good condition. Some tree trimming could help in advancing your ball on a couple of holes.

Pace of play was slow. A single in front of us thought he was Tiger and so he waited until the green was clear before teeing off on any hole. Our 4some easily caught the hacker since he wasn’t that good to begin with. Wished a Marshall had pushed him along but that didn’t happen.

We still got around in under 4 hours. We went down the street for lunch and a drink.

Centerton and white oaks used Covid to raise prices but lazily decided to never have water on the course. This summer was brutal and there’s not one cooler on the course. Obnoxious

Pace of play is great with a 4 hour round. The staff is friendly. The layout is not too challenging. The conditions are ok. The price is right. No frills course to go and have a fun relax round.

For years centerton was a reliable inexpensive day on the course. Sadly the course has fallen into borderline unplayable condition due to several years of minimal upkeep.

It’s a course cut into a farm with no upkeep.

Hit the ball down the middle and still had a hard time finding the ball. Cut the “fairways”.

My golf partner and I enjoy the Centerton course for three main reasons. 1) The cost is reasonable. 2) There are sufficient shady spots to sit while waiting for your next shot. 3) It is not a very difficult course. There are several challenging holes, but only a few holes have tough shots over water. We are both seniors, and from the "gold" tees, we both clear the water holes. Most of the fairways are wide enough to contain the average drive without losing the ball, so you can relax and enjoy yourself on the course, get a few pars, and have a good shot at a birdie or two per round. The greens currently have some rough spots, but overall, a relaxing course on a 90 degree day.

Took my 12 yo son out to play. Course was in good shape. Got stuck behind a slow threesome that made the round a lot longer than needed. This could happen on any course. Other than that, it was a perfect day. I will definitely go back and play again and I would recommend to anyone to give it a try.