The Links Golf Club

Never played here, although been playing 35+ years. Got a $21 rate (if course plus the $3.99 PP conscience fee) hard to say no. No club house just a trailer, but you dint play in there. Range is irons only -OK better than nothing.

Not knowing the layout and the layup spots etc was challenging, cost me a few shots. Greens are quick especially for February. Make sure you are below the hole OR ELSE.

Some bunkers are in good shape, some full of water.

I like the course, I will be back, the layout is fun and challenging..

Course was a nice layout. First time playing and enjoyed it. Course itself was really wet and not drained but that's the time of year. Will play course again in peak months.

Some nice tree-lined holes. Generally in poor condition. Seems like they don’t have enough staff working to make this decent. No tee boxes even had markers for where the white tees should be. Really pretty sub-standard all around.

first time playing this course for over 1 year..going thru refurbishing the clubhouse had porta potties...no tee markers on tee areas had to use gps and score card to get distance for appropriate player (regular, senior, woman)..greens and fairways in great shape..very friendly staff...will play this course again...

I had looked at this course on Google earth and was really looking forward to playing it... the course layout is great. Very tight and twisty. The kind of course that forces you to play smart and take chances at bending you shots. Unfortunately the condition of the course is horrible. Like playing in my backyard. Lots of sandtraps but a single rake on the entire course, so every trap was like cement. No tee box markers, tiny greens. Not even a monument at the tee area with a description on the hole or yardages even on par 3s.

And to top it off the pace of play was abysmal. 5hrs to play a round. After talking with others who frequent the course. The say that this is the normal pace of play here, as they have no rangers. And I was told that the course is in much better condition then it has been in the past. I will not be returning to find out.

The course was in good shape... for this time of the year. The pace of play was slow as I played as a twosome and got stuck behind a foursome who would not let us play through even though they searched for balls in the woods. Some golfer do not adhere to the good golf wisdom to let faster players ......play through.

However, Rangers can prevent this by just surveying the golf course every once in a while. Thanks.

First time playing the course. I had heard there were a lot of tight fairways, and that was definitely the case. But not so tight that you couldn’t hit the driver on the longer holes. You just have to be a bit more conservative than on some of the more wide open courses in the area. For playing in late November, the course was in fantastic shape, especially the greens. And being that most of the trees lining the course are pine trees, fallen leaves were not an issue at all. The clubhouse was currently under renovation so the pro shop is currentlya trailer, but the staff could not have been more friendly. I look forward to playing again in the spring!

Clubhouse was closed at the beginning of the year and never reopened. No offering of snack/cart. Food is sub par. Only keep going back because I live across the street and it’s convenient.

I love playing here. Course is in great shape especially for later in the fall.

For mid-November the course was in excellent shape. Fairways, rough and greens were clean of leave.

The course was in great shape and great conditions rebuilding the club house

round was delayed frost. course was in decent shape.

Person in pro shop somewhat disorganized as he was suppose to be starter but never saw him at 1st whole. Overall cant complain but it would be nice if they had a place to get a beer when your done