Centerton Golf Club

The fairways are covered with leaves, have fun trying to find your ball....you won’t! The tee boxes are no-existent and the greens have what appear to be divots everywhere!! Don’t waste your money!!

course was in pretty good shape and i would play it again. went off as a single and was allowed to start on the back nine since there were 2 foursomes starting on 1. played by myself until the front nine when i was paired with 2 very nice gentlemen and i enjoyed the round.

This course is listed as 3 stars. i don't know how anyone in their right mind can say that. The greens were in OK shape, but hard, spotty, and inconsistent and the tee boxes and fairways were terrible. I don't know when the last time it was that they watered the course. The ground was so hard that it was like playing at the British Open. You had to run everything up to the green or was bounced off the back. In the USA we should not have to play like that. One good thing is that I drove the ball very far because of all the roll. If you hit a shot off the fairway, at times there was a dirt cloud. Not good. I give it maybe 2 stars if I am being generous.

not bad for the money,course could use a little more water,little dry

There is no starter, so it's a free for all at the first tee box. 5 golfers walking, twosomes’ randomly teeing off whenever they wanted to. They should hand out hammers with the score cards, because the tee boxes are like concrete, with very little grass and lots of clover.

Clearly this course is not treated for weeds, not irrigated and grossly neglected.

The gas golf carts are barely able to move two golfers from tee to green. The term "Fairway" should be loosely used in this review. The fairways are a combination on weed, clover, dry dirt and whatever debris falls from the trees. The greens are a joke. Blight and fungus infested with the softness of a slate pool table. The one plus is, you don't have to repair your ball mark, because you can't make one.

This course caters to a clientell that either does not care about the course conditions or are driven by price. But this golf course is NOT a value at any price. The owners and management should be ashamed of this place.

Course was in reasonably good condition. Made good time playing. Pro shop condition is poor.

The greens were fine but the rest of the course has been neglected. Such ashame. The ground was rock hard. No distinguishable tees. Loaded with high crab grass. Same for the "non existent fairways ". No pride in ownership.

My wife and I had a 2:40 T time.

We were started a little early, behind a foursome.

Obviously we waited on every hole. The foursome seemed to not be aware , or didn't want to be aware of a twosome that could have played through. There were four holes between them and the group in front of them.

Ultimately, we skipped a couple of holes and got around them.

At dinner that evening , I wondered if those gentlemen had finished yet...

I can't say that Centerton Golf Club was at fault.

I can say that the foursome was inconsiderate.

Chas.

Well played out course that is in food shape even after all the rain. Really enjoyed it.

The bar wasn't open when the website said it would be ! We talked to a woman that worked there and she was very rude !

There is not much new to write here. The greens at this course are very good for a public course, year in and year out. The fairways on August 24th were an embarassment to any greenskeeper at any level of the game. The rough, 8 inches tall on Number 10, would challenge a seasoned professional. Its not the way they want it; they just can't keep up with the mowing...or the fertilizing...or the fairways. The price I paid, barely more than a session at a driving range, gave me value. Pity the guy paying $25-$30. This is a course in decline. They either have no budget, or no management. Play it while its there.

The course has had really nice greens in the past two years and still holds true today. The rest of the course could use a lot of help. I was in a fairway and my ball was hidden in the grass as it was so high. Tee boxes look like a patch of crab grass that was cut two weeks ago. Sand traps have actual crab grass growing in them throughout...not just the edges...like through the entire trap. Check hole 15.

We had two hackers in front of us who would spend literally 13 minutes in the woods looking for a ball. We had to skip a hole to pass them because they were not offering us to play through. No ranger

Played here for years and have never seen it so neglected. The greens were the best part except many had areas that were dirt. There was little difference between fairway and rough. Tee boxes were combo of grass, weeds and dirt. Sand traps had crab grass growing in most. Senior and ladies tees were markers placed in the rough.

I've played this course in all weathers, and in the ups and downs of course conditions over a forty year period. I continue to come back, always hoping for a lower score on this course that appears beatable, but isn't.

This is a par 71 with a slope of 119 from the blues. The slope is way low.

Come play, keep your ball out of the ever-present woods and enjoy the chance to bread 80!

Layout of the course is fun but condition of greens and fairways could use a lot more TLC.

Not a bad layout, lots of tree lined holes but with decent space in between. I thought the 116 slope from the blues (~6,200 yds) was understated. Probably could be 119-120.

Course conditions were poor, with some sand tees and rough fairways. Greens were soft and slow (had heavy rains the night before).

I’d give it 3 out of 5 stars at best. But for $11.49 it was worth exploring.

I play once a week and I love place and the layout. I will never get tired of playing their.

First time playing at Centerton. It was a nice course. A bit mundane. A lot of straight holes, back and forth. But overall, not bad. It was pretty wide open. Not the best kept fairways BUT if your looking for a good course for a beginner such as myself that's pretty wide open, you can't beat the price. Really enjoyed the Pas 3's. They had some character, and scenic view. My only 2 complaints. 1) It's easy to lose the ball in deep clover right off the fairway. (I hit a good drive off the tee on a par 5, missed the fairway by no more than 5 feet... never found my ball in the clover) and 2) If you are thinking of playing Centerton, go soon. I would be willing to bet that by mid to late summer the greens will be in bad shape, they are already starting to show signs of it. (brown spots etc)