Great little local course. I only started golfing about 9 months ago, and I've come here a few times. The honor box system is really nice, and the course is really good for the price. It's perfect for me to learn at, and it's very inexpensive. $20 for 9 holes or $24 for 18 in the summer. Push carts are a buck to rent (I haven't used one yet, but it's very nice to have the option).
My favorite part is the honor box system, which allows me to play golf on my weird schedule when normal courses are closed or you still have to book a tee time in advance. If I have some free time, I can pop down here for a quick solo 9 holes, drop my money in the box, and get to golfing!
The practice nets are good: a few balls in a bucket and a pad to hit from. Nothing fancy, but perfect for a quick warm-up before the round.
I play during off-peak hours, so I have yet to run into anybody while on the course, but the residents seem nice. I wave or smile when they walk by, and they usually return the gesture.
The greens are much nicer than expected and are surprisingly quick. I try to fix a couple of divots wherever I play, but here I usually can only find mine (on the rare occasions I actually hit a green).
Perfect course for a beginner golfer like me. Great for learning chipping and putting, with a small hazard here or there. The fairways can be muddy after rain, and sometimes there's more dirt than grass, but I'm just happy to be out playing some golf.
I'm thankful that the community welcomes the general public, and I'm glad to help upkeep the course if it keeps the rounds fairly priced! Can't wait to go back in November after they're done overseeding.
Great job! One of these days, I'll actually show up when the pro shop is open so I can say hi. read more