This is a beautiful course that is very challenging. Very well maintained . Bring a lot of balls…read morebecause if you lose one- it's lost forever

Probably the most beautiful course around the area. The view is insanely good and the course is…read morewell designed and managed. Highly recommended, and will definitely come back again.

Took my grandson mini golfing only to end up walking off the course before completing due to the…read moregrounds keeper spraying large amounts of some petroleum based herbicide everywhere to the point we were coughing. My grandson had to use his rescue inhaler he was wheezing so bad .

Very Nice place Grandkids had a great time, and it has places around it to get out of the sun, so…read moreyou don't get too hot. Has some challenging areas. People are friendly. And if some one in the group doesn't want to play mini golf there is a driving range also right there.

I played this course as a guest and found it challenging and in good shape. The name is appropriate…read moreat the course is criss-crossed with water hazards. Give it a try if given the opportunity.

We ate there on a Friday evening. The fish special was delicious. Shannon the manager was kind…read moreand professional and went out of her way to let us try the restaurant without a membership. The service was terrible. The waitress Kassy(?) (her name is spelled with a "K") was no where to be found. It was her first day. She then disappeared. We found out she just had a baby and went to go express her milk and left her station. The tip of 20% is automatically put on the bill. Normally one wouldn't complain, but due to the fact she was not around and then left us we did not want to leave a large tip. We would've preferred to tip the other waitress, Abby, who helped us.

First time here. I came in with the family. It looks small from the outside, but has a fair number…read moreof lanes. This place is not super new and modern, but the machines all worked,andd it was clean. Not the oldest place either. Good service at the check in as well. Not staffed by disinterested teenagers, which is nice. The prices are fair and it seemed like a good place for family outings. They have the usual snacks and drinks for sale as well as a few arcade games and a pool table. I'd come back. Good stuff.

The redeeming quality is that it is cheap. Could use some…read morebackground music or something. I advised them over Facebook that the website listed on their Facebook page wasn't thiers and they told me I messed up. My kids had a great time. If it hadn't have been a last minute decision, I would have taken them to Winston. Justin was nice and accommodating, although it was sometimes hard to get his attention. No food and drink other than what was in the vending machine. There should have been a water fountain. Only music option was a Juke box. At 1$ per song. The open sign didn't work. I wish I could say the place had a cool vintage vibe. It has potential.

We booked a t time after hearing the course had some major upgrades. The manager in the pro shop…read morewent above and beyond, being super polite and accommodating to us. We hit a small bucket of balls and started off early, after getting approval. The course is in excellent shape. The layout was great. They greens were in great shape, had a lot of undulating tiers but the only bad part was the greens were super fast. It was almost impossible to judge the speed. Had several balls roll off the greens. Makes for a hard round. It was a little pricy also at $59 apiece and not include a yardage finder on the golf cart

The 19th Hole Grill has some of the BEST food I have had in a long time!! The burgers are so juicy…read moreand flavorful!

amazing venue help my cousin when original venue had to close due to hurricane helena. great staff…read moreand owners went above beyond.

Bohemian Rhapsody! Great place for rental cabins especially during COVID escapes from the…read moretotalitarian lockdown cities. ! Rock stars or VIPs can easily Fly in via helicopter to the Rock and Roll inspired community which has its own helipad. Bring your Honda side by side and roam freely upon the miles of highly manicured, leafy, floria abundant trails. Enjoy a cool skinny dip in the placid waters of the golf course creek. Bring friends and party the night away with adult beverages unencumbered in several beautifully landscaped and architecturally inspired planned parks and pickle ball. Attended one of the many live "Woodstock" styled free concerts and rub elbows with Joni Mitchel type rock stars. "The song to a Seagull" inspired me and my friend Gary to tears at the concert we attended. Love to rent there but pricey to buy. Unfortunately there is no community pool, nor playground for the kids. Further, the snack shack at the concert venue wasn't opened (built) yet and wanted a stone fired hemp-doe pizza. Incidentally, there was a moonshine still and green leafy plant grow operation which made it more authentic to the original Woodstock festival; in the end we all slept in tents adjacent the woods by the a community trail . Trail Magic was generously given by some fabulous owners whilst included my favorite 12 year old scotch. This is a gated community, so privileged privacy is assured and cameras are on the gates to insure rock star levels of security. and community have well paved roads meandering miles. Take time to drive the miles of paved private roadways through the picturesque and majestic mountains. Overall a great place to party like it's 1999 and play mountain golf.

This is a great course for what it is…read more What is it you might ask? A very inexpensive, beginner friendly, experience. No frills. Outside of two holes, not much in the way of challenges of water hazards to hit over. No sand at all. Most fairways are quite wide, and there is no real rough at all. You're hitting into fields which used to be pastureland. There are some woods to contend with if you go way off track, but for a golfer who can usually land in the 80-90 range on a standard municipal course, I absolutely shredded this place with a 74. Drove, or was within easy chip distance of 4 greens, and had a legit eagle opportunity which I lipped out. All par 5s were very reachable, on this particularly sun-scorched and drought ridden conditions we played in. Your ball had so much roll, it shortened an already short course. By the way, it is a 9 hole course. Most holes do have two tee boxes to play a full 18. The good: So inexpensive that you can't really complain. 20 bucks to ride 18. The greens are absolutely in fantastic condition, even during a drought. Which if you are going to pick something to excel at, that is the thing in my opinion. Not generally a crowd to contend with, tee-times are not needed Come as you are, not even the most remote semblance of dress code. Very beginner friendly. Friendly owners on site. The bad (if it weren't so cheap): Golf carts are in very rough shape, but functional, mostly. There is one hill you probably can't climb with two in the cart. There is another downhill which you likely won't be able to stop, so pay attention and drive carefully. No cart paths, signs, course map, anything. Better go for the first time with someone who has been before. Bring a range finder. No on course amenities like ball washers or water coolers. The clubhouse barn does sell basic snacks and drinks. I didn't see a sign... but GPS took me to the right place. All in all. I enjoyed playing here with my friends who are just getting started with the game. Plenty of opportunity to coach them and have fun in a no pressure situation. I would come back, and those who set their expectations on the price will love it.