Maple Moor Golf Course

Early July I visited Maple Moor and I have to say the course was and currently under major construction. Hills needed cutting the sand traps needed trimming some fairways were an sore eye. I've recently revisited the course and I have to say the course looks great the fairways are coming together, the greens look amazing the sand traps looked shaped and well manicured. After my round I stopped in the restaurant for a bite to eat and I couldn't help to overhear people talking about how good the course looked. I've seen, read and heard plenty of complaints about the course and I wish these same people/golfers revisit for another round of golf and give an up to date review because Maple Moor has come a long way since early July.

This is a total dump. The course should be closed. Fairways are not fairways. Tee boxes are torn up and there are many temporary holes. It’s a train wreck and for $50+ it’s a dog track. The starters also need to realize they work at a county golf course. I came up on a slow day and the pro shop allowed me to go out solo - a condition for me showing up. The starter tried to force pair me with two absolute novices and I refused. I finished before they got to 9. Awful course is problem #1. Starters who think they are god is #2. Pathetic that they put money into it. Show up and you’ll be sorry. I’ve played state championships, county tournaments and I can say this is the worst conditioned course in the tri state area. Avoid!!!

Still in bad shape and the food service at the turnaround is a joke

Course is under construction. Temporary tee boxes. Ground under repair. Fairways being tilled. Most greens not bad, but horrible hole placements.

I enjoyed the course for the most part but didn't enjoy all the construction vehicles and noise around the course. The workers work ignoring the fact that people playing would appreciate quiet when they hit their shots. There were 2 course workers on 1 hole trimming the grass around sandtraps near the green. The ignored and/or didn't hear my repeated attempts to get their attention. I didn't want to hit the workers and waited and waited. They have a job to complete but need to be aware of oncoming golfers.

I've played this course 30+ times over the years...was my first time playing since the $6M "renovation" and I could not believe how bad the condition was...some fairways were unplayable, not sure where all the money went to fix this course but clearly it didnt all go into the renovations, a real head scratcher,...id avoid at all costs..

This could be a beautiful course. Most of the fairway grass was either non-existent or dead. THEY NEED TO WATER!!!

I have played at several other county courses that were renovated over the last few years and they are great. Not sure what happened on this course. Would love to play again but conditions need to improve.

Would not recommend at this time.

For a county course it’s pretty good. We played 18 in 4 hrs on a sunny Sunday afternoon. Some courses we’ve played in the area can be closer to 5 1/2... The course is under some repair/construction but still fun to play.

Don’t play here until they figure out what they are doing. The course is is in terrible shape right now

-Scottyrock89

They're still growing grass in a number of areas, including on a few fairways. Most fairways were pretty baren (no grass) though. Grass at way too many tee boxes was uncut. The 5th hole is a par 4 but because of construction, they turned into a par 3. No biggie but highlights the main point that there's still a lot of construction going in.

The course shouldn’t be open first 9 holes were under construction! Not a decent fairway on the course they gave us a 10 dollar discount but it wasn’t enough!

They poured $5 million into a renovation and have opened it before finishing the renovation.

Major portions of the fairway on 5 holes and significant portions of the fairway on several others were completely re-sodded in June, in the middle of a heat wave. And then they opened the course to the public 2 weeks later. The predictable result is that in August, almost all of that sod is dead and now there are major bare spots throughout those fairways (holes 1, 3, 8 and 9). Construction continues on a par 4 that is now only playable as a par 3 (the 5th).

Weeds are now running rampant on tee boxes and fairways that were not affected by construction. And the greens, which were in excellent shape when the course opened on July 4, are now showing the effect of neglect with bare spots appearing. One of the goals of the renovation was to improve the irrigation system. It appears that sprinklers are not yet working.properly. A pump house was supposed to be built on one of the expanded ponds but construction has not yet started.

Oh, they give you $5 off if you walk and $10 off if you ride. They should be paying you to play this mess. It's a major scandal that so much taxpayer money could be so badly mis-managed. Who ended up with the money that was supposed to be used on the course?

I have played Maple Moor probably 15-20 times, but this was my first time since 2017. The course is in fantastic shape, and they clearly put in a lot of work in their remodeling. There was still some minor construction going on (the 12th hope plays forward tees and as a par three instead of four,) but It didn’t really impact play. It was also nice because we got a $10 discount to make up for the construction. I would definitely recommend the course to anyone looking for a beautiful course with fair and challenging greens.