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On July 20, 2009, Alex V of Macon (12 handicap) posted:
Played on Sunday, July 19 as a single. Staff was friendly. Not a difficult course to walk (although I rode) w/ plenty of water stations. Green to tee box distances are close. Terrain is mostly flat with the back 9 having some elevation changes (4 or 5 holes). Fairways are in good shape and are generous in size. The greens roll true (not too fast-not too slow). Some greens (4 or 5) have spots that are bare but they're minimal. Some tee boxes (3 or 4) were a bit worn with divots, all the others were in decent shape. Great place to play if you're learning b/c the course is pretty open and allows for errant tee shots to be hit back onto the fairway. I would play there again if I'm in the area. Course is a decent value.
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On April 30, 2009, joe of perry posted:
good golf course for the price. http://www.lastminutegolfer.com/imaghttp://www.lastminutegolfer.com/images/star.gifes/star.gif
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On January 10, 2009, Swede of Macon (20 handicap) posted:
My father and I played here on Jan. 5, 09. We enjoyed the course overall and would play here again. There are some challenging holes with hazards and trees. The course layout was some what confusing at times but we managed to play it in order.
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On August 3, 2008, slimdog of Rex, GA (12 handicap) posted:
I played here on Sunday, and I was very pleased at the condition of the course. I did not know much about it, and had not read many reviews on it.
The web site had a coupon of $1.50 per hole, which made the price right under $29 for 18 with a cart. There were not many people out because of the heat I guess, so we took our time, and had a great round.
The staff was very nice, and everyone that worked there seemed to be in a very good mood.
I tend to like very old course layouts, and this one is definitely that. It is not very long, but it is very fun and challenging. The greens were some of the best that I have seen in a while. They were very bouncy, and very fast. There was a lot of undulation, and approach shots had to come in very high, or they would roll off the green, even with a pitching wedge!
Of the 18 greens, I'd say that 16 of them looked great. The other two had some rough spots, but were very playable.
There are a lot of holes here that you cannot see the flag unless you ride ahead.
I found it unusual for a course to have 5 par threes, as this one does. The 18th hole is a par three, which is also unusual. The 18 hole is really exciting because it can make or break your score. The hole plays over water and has a sand bunker that guards the front of the green.
Another obstacle on older courses is tree overhangs. You can hit some of your best shots ever on this course and still end up behind a tree limb. I found myself many times trying to punch the ball to the green and keep it down under the tree limbs.
Overall, I thought this was a fun course, and I would definitely play iy again.
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On May 18, 2008, DJ of Covington (10 handicap) posted:
Just finished playing 18 here today. The fairways were a bit thin and the greens were a little slow, but the course has some pretty interesting holes. This was the second time that I had played and both times I felt like it's a really good course for the money. Only costs around $28 with LMTT or the Georgia PGA golfpass.
Played on Sunday, July 19 as a single. Staff was friendly. Not a difficult course to walk (although I rode) w/ plenty of water stations. Green to tee box distances are close. Terrain is mostly flat with the back 9 having some elevation changes (4 or 5 holes). Fairways are in good shape and are generous in size. The greens roll true (not too fast-not too slow). Some greens (4 or 5) have spots that are bare but they're minimal. Some tee boxes (3 or 4) were a bit worn with divots, all the others were in decent shape. Great place to play if you're learning b/c the course is pretty open and allows for errant tee shots to be hit back onto the fairway. I would play there again if I'm in the area. Course is a decent value.
