Crystal Springs Resort

I’ve played at Crystal Springs and Black Bear before. Wild Turkey was spectacular starting with the starter who knew I was playing alone and he went ahead to let the two teams prior to let me play through and that I owned the course. I had such an amazing time I immediately told my friends and we’re looking to go next weekend. Pricey but worth every penny!

If you want to ensure a almost 5;hour round this is your place . . .. the carts are now going 5mph tops . . . Total total mess . . . So bad check the teenaheetntoday almost ALL PM tee times were available . . . Maybe they will catch on when the profits go down . . . WAY DOWN . . . Truths the truth

The course is difficult. Intermediate is good to play.

The sand bunkers are a big problem - tons of rocks in them, and I had to clean behind the ball so as to avoid dinging my clubs. Pace of play was generally ok, but there was a major backup on the par 5 #13 with 3 groups playing the hole when we got to the tee.

Had a great round with 3 friends, just a perfect day and course was in excellent shape. Staff was friendly and can't wait to get another round.

The majority of sand traps at this course are filled with mostly pebbles or boulders. Some have been addressed with fresh white sand added, but most are a joke. Should all be marked under repair, and deemed unplayable. Golf carts are old/slow gas powered with no gps. Most tee boxes in below avg shape, with crowns and slopes as well. No mix to fix divots at tee or on carts either. Not what you’d expect when paying $115 a round.

Staff was not friendly at all. Acting like a strict marshall.

Great course for bringing the kids out. The tee shots can be tough, so bring plenty of balls…but you’ll find plenty.