Have played the course many times. We got to the course and discovered the fairways and greens had…read morebeen aerated and sanded. Needless to say our game suffered. I stopped by the pro shop and asked if the aeration was mentioned when making tee times. The answer turned into a joke about my golf game.. I appreciate a golf course that is well taken care of but why not let people know when it's being done?

Great atmosphere, extremely professional, polite staff. Mason Grapes provided exceptional service…read moreto our guest. This kid was great with assisting us with our needs.

This is my home course not just because it's so close but because it is such a great place to play…read moregolf. The price is better than just about any other course in the area, the course itself is a nice layout with some fairly long fairways, and the greens will kick your butt. And the staff there is always great. My wife and I play FlingGolf and they have welcomed this golf alternative enthusiastically. I can't praise this course enough!

We had our wedding at the club house. They went above and beyond for our special day. It was…read morereasonably priced. The reception room was beautiful with chandeliers and a fireplace. James was super helpful and friendly. . If you want a cozy beautiful place to get married this is the place for you

I shall call this review #CarJealousy…read more Riding in through the large golf course, I can see the rolling hills and sand pits plotted out carefully for eager golfers, who I'm sure hang their heads outside their window like a panting dog as the make their way to the parking lot. A parking lot filled with every car I want. Mercedes SL (insert number) Acura (Insert model) Lexus IS blah blah And there was a bunch of Infinitis... which they can keep. I don't like Infinitis. I think the shape of them is odd and... ugly. Anyways, I was there for a fundraiser so I set up my table and began to do my thing... after my thing was done, I got a little of the County Club treatment as I sat down to lunch in the club room and dined on some of the club kwizine. That's the fancy french way to spell it right? A fresh salad lightly dressed with a balsamic vinaigrette. Full of ridiculously fresh lettuces. It was all the salad truly needed ( and had) cause the lettuce was so freakin' good. I could definitely detect some little gem and butter lettuce in the mix. There was a choice of hamburger or chicken. The chicken was in a light broth of old bay, bbq sauce, and something else which is escaping me. The chef behind the table cut the little knobby bone ( the bone that connects the breast with the wing) off of the breast after I picked it from the chafing dish... begging the question... why did they leave that on? But I think it oddly made some sort of weird difference. Well, whatever they did, the chicken was super tender and flavorful and the buns they had were crucially delicious. It was a spectacularly simple and delicious meal. I loved it. Everyone at the country club was extremely pleasant and attentive. Servers made sure that I had enough to drink and cleared my plate away quickly. The worst part of my experience was leaving the country club, as I know that I am very unlikely to back anytime soon. Maybe when my magnetic car invention gets off the ground.

From the owner: Four Streams is a private golf club dedicated to providing the Club's members with superior…read moreservice. At Four Streams, history, tradition and excellence come together on a 300-acre parcel located in the Agricultural Reserve in Montgomery County, Maryland. The Club's goal is to provide members with an uncrowded and unhurried golf experience on an 18-hole course designed by Nick Price and Steve Smyers. Four Streams is ranked as one of the top 10 courses in Maryland by Golf Digest and one of the "World's Top 1,000 Golf Courses" by Rolex. In addition, the course has been awarded a Top Golf Architecture Award for Outstanding Design in Maryland. The Club's superior service continues off the golf course in The Grill Room and The Reserve, the fine dining venue. Led by an award-winning executive chef, the Clubhouse is a preferred gathering spot for every occasion. Space is also available to members for private parties and corporate functions.

Such a fun place!!! I was googling "golf in Winchester" and this spot didn't come up, but I'm so…read moreglad we found it after searching. My boyfriend used to come here as a kid and has a nostalgic connection. I wasn't sure if it would be too kid-ish for me, but once we got in the golf cart and on the golf course, I was amazed! We went on a Saturday midday and while it was busy, we never felt rushed. We spent a few hours golfing and exploring the pond on the course, where we found turtles and a frog! We brought some seltzers on the course with us, and there were a couple garbage around to throw away empties. We also did the driving range, which was good. The one downside was, we saw that they serve food so we didn't pack a lunch, but when we went to the food shack they were only selling bags of chips and ice cream. We would have stayed longer and tried the other offerings if they had been serving hot food as advertised -- and there's not many nearby options unless you're willing to drive a while and then come back.

If you want a great place to practice your golf game or work on your short game on an executive…read morecourse, this is the place to come in the northern Shenandoah Valley! My wife and I are FlingGolfers and we come here a lot to practice, prep for tournaments, or just to have some fun. I even got my first - and so far only - hole-in-one here! The driving range has plenty of room and includes a grass area at the end. The practice green good with some challenging slopes. And the course - mostly par-3s with a couple of long-ish par-4s - is a blast to play. The staff is great and the prices are hard to beat.

First, the disclosures: - 18-20 handicapper…read more- I prefer cheap tracks w/ no dress code. - I usually walk, and I'm a sucker for scenery. I've played here about 50 times, and I can't believe they only charge $10 to walk as many holes as you want on a weekday. It's $28 to play 18 with a cart on weekends. So, why so cheap? - The fairway and rough grass is basically as god made it. Now, all that said, it's 5-stars because: - It's not an easy course. - The greens are pretty well kept. All the sins of a cheapo golf course are forgiven when the greens are in good enough shape. - It's pretty. It's right there along the Catoctins. - Folks are friendly. I brought my son here a lot, and they never charged me more than a few bucks (if at all).

Very nice homes, but not really disconnected to any city or town. Seems like it's in the middle of…read morenowhere. When I visited here and played golf by an invitation, it felt disconnected and not very personal. The greens, fairways, tee boxes, and practice facility are all in very good condition because they get very little play, but I was left with a very unimpressive feeling when leaving. My overall opinion is that it is overpriced.. My feeling though is that the course has no memorable holes and is not that exciting. It can be challenging, but a bit gimmicky as ball placement is important and knowing where to hit. I actually played very well, but was left with a very unimpressive feeling when leaving. My overall opinion is that it is overpriced.

We love building homes in Creighton Farms. It is a beautiful community with incredible service and…read morea wonderful location

TL;DR: Okay course; starter was less than helpful; not particularly scenic or anything; Expensive…read more Overview: ~Checking in was no problem; tee time was booked online ($95/person: a little expensive for what it is imo) ~Range balls are separate ~Carts are around, but need to check with starter for which one to load our stuff into ~Starter interaction was less than ideal. I came out after checking in, and went to load a cart. Starter was not at the podium (which had a tip jar?), but was on his phone and sitting next to the podium facing away from the carts. When I asked if I can load any cart, I hear him say "No", which is fine, but took a minute to finish his game and then get up to give me a key. He pointed at the cart I should use, and I went and loaded it myself (what's the tip jar for, if not going to be helpful). ~Cart had a cooler on it, but no ice in it ~We had about 20ish minutes before our tee time, so we were trying to rush to warm up, but the starter said "You guys have plenty of time" ~We started warming up and ~12 minutes in, the starter begins yelling our name to tell us to start our round ~Starter did not tell us pin position or anything, but found the info on a board ~The score cards do not have a good view of the greens/pin positions, so just winged it COURSE: ~Tee boxes were nice and flat ~There weren't many scenic or particularly nice holes, but overall it was well maintained ~Bathroom available after hole 4 and 8 (same bathroom/portapoddy) ~You loop back to the clubhouse at the run and the 15th tee is next to the clubhouse) Overall, it's an okay course, but for the price point, I'm not surprised that the course was not that busy on a Sunday during peak season.

Course is decent, some holes are a bit too close for comfort, so hopefully no one slices while…read moreyou're on the tee box on opposite side of the cart path. Cart girl didn't come around nearly enough and when she did, she didn't have any water. Also there are NO water coolers on the WHOLE course. ZERO water. On a 90° day, they're asking for trouble. But it gets better / there was a wedding so the clubhouse was CLOSED. Unacceptable. They said no water since Covid. It's 2024, get it together. No ambulance for Covid, just an ambulance for heat exhaustion....come on, do better.

Westfields is a semi private club that is open to the public. I was there for a charity event…read more Everyone was very nice and welcoming. A beautiful place for an event. The course was in pretty good condition a few of the tee boxes were a bit beat up. The greens are challenging and some of holes have a links golf feel. Nice practice facilities. The food was delicious especially the breakfast burrito. Nice pro shop & restroom facilities. Rounds aren't cheap but it's a challenging course.

Fitting went well. Larry is awesome and took care of a full bag fitting for me, even highlighting I…read moreshould come back when I fix my driver swing!

TL;DR: has 2 courses on site; affordable prices and replay rate; Rock Harbor Grill's food is great…read more Course Overall: ~Scenic courses and maintained well ~Most tee boxes were easy to find a flat spot to tee off from ~Pro-shop is great with lots of clothes and merch ~They have plenty of carts - colors different between members and non-members ~No coolers on the carts ~Scorecard has a nice view of exactly where the pin positions are located on the greens ~Driving range not included, but affordable rate ~Have to call to schedule a tee time (not available online) ~They have two separate courses (Rock and Boulder) ~Replay rate (if you play both courses on same day) is $36 ~Each course has 5 different tees ~First starter was meh, 2nd starter was super nice, friendly, and informative ROCK COURSE (4/5): ~Follow the Red arrows (front 9) and the White arrows (back 9) ~Their fairway bunkers had sand mixed with rocks (may damage your clubs) ~Their "black sand" bunkers were a bunch of tiny rocks more so than sand ~Greenside bunkers were fine ~Caddy Shack with food and drinks available after hole 6 ~Bathroom also available after hole 6 and hole 14 ~You go back to the clubhouse at the turn ~Tees are indicated with parallelogram shaped tee markers BOULDER COURSE (4/5): ~Really challenging course with sloped greens/greensides ~Lots of elevation changes on fairway and greens ~Follow the blue and yellow arrows ~Same black sand bunkers as Rock Course ~Does not come back to the clubhouse at the turn ~Caddy shack with food and drinks and bathroom available after hole 11 and loops back after hole 16 ~Bathroom also available after hole 12 ~Tees are indicated with tiny rock/boulder shaped tee markers ROCK HARBOR GRILL (4.5/5): ~It gets busy in there with people stopping in for a quick snack/drink pick up, or people who want eat after their round ~Service is nice, but because it can get so busy and there were only 2 people working, it could take a minute ~FOOD: ~Hawk Wings (5/5): Fried nicely and sauced perfectly. So tasty ~Reuben Sandwich (5/5): Was really good. Meat was tender, Sauerkraut was not too bitter/sour. I'm usually not a fan of reubens, but this has changed me ~Rock BBQ Burger (4/5): Tasty and big portion, but really messy to eat ~Onion Rings (3.5/5): tasted good but ate very greasy. Could only eat like 2 ~Fries (5/5): battered fries. Not too heavy on the coating and not too greasy, seasoned perfectly Overall, this is a great course to visit with great views and food.

We've got frost delays and frozen greens but still manage to pay 71 dollars in the late December…read moretime. While most courses drop their prices by 20-30 dollars for off season, Rock Harbor has dropped their prices by four dollars. Two stars because I had a ball kick off of the frozen pond and land on the green. Get it together Rock.