Rob Schwartz Shithole! 6/16/12 Played with my brother and waited 35 minutes beyond confirmed tee time. Behind a 5-SOME, yes 5-SOME who played like they didn't have a care. Front 9 took 2.5 hours. 5-SOME stopped after 9 for snack and we passed them. Giant argument ensued. They felt entitled to tee even though they stopped. They were wrong! Two holes later the manager tracked us down and said we were wrong! We were asked to leave. Been playing for 40 years. I know a thing or two about etiquette. He didn't. They don't. I'll never return. Follow my lead. Course conditions were terrible! read more

Great course in a great area. But it is just one only a few in the area. I mean if you want the underpriced municipal course rounds, you either go here, Santa Anita and/or Griffith Park. During UCLA football season, the course becomes a parking lot for games...then it takes a few days for the course to recover from the car damage. Brookside has a couple of courses, the Koiner course, the harder of the two at 7037 yards and the easier E.O. Nay course at 6046 yards. The courses are usually kept in great condition. It's a confusing track to walk around in. Seems that the courses overlap one another. Make sure you have your scorecard and an extra. Because that's a map of the course, and if you lose it...you going to be lost. Much like other courses in the area, the wait here can take a long time. Then on top of that, the time it takes to finish 18 can be long as well. At least the clubhouse is huge and there's plenty of places to hang out for your after round drink. There's also a nice range on the premises. But on some days, the range does not open until 9:00am. And what do you do if you have an early morning round. For an expensive place like Brookside, a place which tries to set itself apart from other munis, that range should be open at dawn. For most players of lesser skill, or beginners...they should play E.O. Nay course, which if you have skill, you don't really need to use the driver. The course is really tree lined and they grow the rough pretty high so accuracy off the tee is a must. Overall, it's your usual parkland type course which is always in good condition. Last, the starters there or the people at the desk are the most unhappy group of guys in the world. Some of them are gigantic tools. Look for the albino dude there, that guy is a complete angry pud. So no, this is not one of the best places to play at. Too many locals, too many golf groups here, too many middle aged Viagra filled white men here....but I love driving the ball 50 yards past all of them. read more

Grew up on both of these courses, so I can compare and contrast it over last 20 years, which by the way, very little has changed. Have not played either track in over 5 years. There is a reason, usually difficult to get tee times due to local preferred tee time arrangements (that is fine) but more so because of escalating fee over the last few years. At normal rack rate of $70 (Course #1) this track is just not worth it. Had a GolfNow rate of $52 on a Sunday morning so at that rate, worth it. Course #1 - Also, understand what you are getting. From Sep to November, every other week or so, this track is a parking lot for the Rose Bowl. Course #1 and some holes on Course #2 fairways get trampled a little. So know that during this time of the year, you can expect a little ground under repair and some very thin spots. Well, right now, that is what you get. Most other times of the year, they keep this place in fairly good condition and it would rate as an average pub links track. The layout is extremely challenging with length needed off the tee while being fairly straight. Don't get lulled to sleep by the opening hole being short, that is the last time you get that. Remainder of holes (even the par 3's) are longish. Especially if you bounce back to the blues and you better be a low single digit to jump back to the tips. Right now course is in OK shape. Fairways are thin, are a lot of bare spots. Greens are in relatively good shape and were receptive to lofted iron shots. As is the case at many public courses with this kind of volume, many people have no idea what a divot repair tool is, so you are going to find a good number of fresh marks. Tee boxes are a little shaggy, uneven and beat up, but nothing out of the ordinary. All in all, Brookside is in OK shape. Don't expect great things and you will be just fine. As I mentioned, if you don't get a discounted rate, let this one slide as the $70 range for non-residents just isn't worth it. In the $50 range, play it. Course #2 --- the layout is very different from Course #1. While the topography and everything else is exactly the same as #1, the holes are much different. On this track it is shorter and you have to be much straighter off the tee. The Greens are smaller as well. Length is not as important here as is being in the fairway and able to put your ball on the smallish greens. Service --- for the most part, the starters and pro shop guy's are pretty top notch. This is one of the busiest tracks in So Cal and they take a lot of grief. For the most part, they do a solid job of getting golfers out on the course. Pace of Play ---- yes, you want to get out early. IF you don't, POP can drag around here. Ambassadors / Marshalls really don't push people to get going , but then again, it is typical with many courses where 5some play is not only allowed but encouraged, things drag out. You can't push a group if the group ahead of them, and ahead of them, and.... you get it, are stacked up. So play early or play really late and chance not finishing. read more

First time playing at this course. It was very busy which was not good since we had a late start time. The course is not bad but we were only able to get to the 14th hole. They have two different courses so I probably would try the other one next time. read more

Public course next to the rose bowl in Pasadena. They have two courses and I enjoy them both..Check out golfzing.com to find tee times and discount tee times.. Couple of tips, weekends obviously are crowded, try to go if you can during the week between 12:30 and 2 and you will find the course pretty wide open.. read more

Played golf there on Sept 27 and American Golf has hit an all time low. I've been playing at American Golf courses in AZ and CA for the last 20 years. Since this course was near my brother's place, I thought I'd give it a try. It was the worst golf experience. If it wasn't for the 2 nice people I was paired with, I would have left after the front nine. 1. Gentleman at window 1 was so busy he was confused. I showed up 50 min before my t-time and tried to pay and check in. he said come back 5 min before my t-time. so I got the smallest bucket of practice balls (20) and went to the driving range. I didn't hit 10 balls and he called me to check-in and get ready, 30 min before my t-time. so I got my cart and waited. come to find out he was confused and told me to go back and practice. 2. Another golfer left his phone in his cart while he went to practice. It was stolen, duh. Lots of drama, drama, stomping and yelling going on. 3. Finally got paired up with Gina and Tony. Nice couple and made the 6 HOUR round endurable. 4. Course allows 5-somes. Never heard of this before but there were many 5-somes on the course and you wonder why a round of golf is 6 HOURS. 5. Womens' bathroom on 12th-tee needs some serious plumbing work. The sink drains right to the floor. I wondered why there was water all over the floor. If they are not going to fix it, at least put a bucket under the sink. 6. Course rules say no outside drinks or food. A 4-some in front of us had 2 giant coolers of beer and were so drunk they couldn't hit a straight ball if they tried. On the 13th hole, the drunks drove on the par 3 fairway, parked and played the hole one at a time. One idiot was laying on the green trying to emulate Camillo Villegas' spiderman green review, like these guys could putt straight, please! I finally called the clubhouse. they sent out 2 ambassadors who spoke with the drunks and even confirmed they had 2 giant coolers of beer. The ambassadors were useless and had no guts. They let the drunks continue playing. The guys were not fixing their green divots, driving on the par 3 fairways, driving a golf cart drunk and slowing down play and THE AMBASSADORS DID NOTHING! I won't return. read more

Played in a tournament here and the whole place is a circus. There is people all over the damn place. 6 hour rounds are the norm here from what everybody was telling me and thats what happen to me. I would never play here outside of a tournament and i might not do that again. read more

If you enjoy excruciatingly slow rounds of golf, Brookside is for you. Even by LA standards, the pace of play is horrid. I've never actually finished a round of golf at Brookside, because it has always taken 3 hours (give or take 5 minutes) to play the front nine, on either course. And i mean that 3 hours literally, with no exaggeration or hyperbole. I (mistakenly) thought that perhaps I had just been unlucky the times I'd attempted to play here, but on my most recent attempt (yesterday) I overheard several people talking about how they had consistently encountered 6-hour rounds here. (I'd like to point out that 4 1/2 hours is the norm everywhere else on the planet.) I've also never been here when they weren't running "about 20 minutes behind"; which has always been closer to 40... It would be easy to blame the pace on the players, but the truth is, slow play is only a small percentage due to players being "meticulous" (but still don't break 90), and mostly due to poor management of the facility. Overloading your tee sheet, sending out 5-somes, and not having anyone regulate pace are all the fault of the course, not the slow players. It's clear to me that management at Brookside does not care or see a problem with this reputation, and why should they? The tee sheets are full and that means the money is coming in, so why change anything, right? And don't get me started on the ridiculous check in setup they have. You can't actually check in and pay until right before your tee time here. But since no golf course anywhere operates like this, everyone still goes to the window when they arrive (like a normal person) and is told to come back when called on the loud speaker (along with the part about running 20 minutes behind, of course). Sadly, the courses themselves are both good. Fun, challenging layouts that are in decent shape. Not great shape, but not bad either. It's unfortunate that one can not enjoy a round here because of the horrible lack of course management. read more

Brookside Golf is made up of two adjacent 18 hole courses (similar to Wilson and Harding in Griffith Park). Koiner (#1) is the longer course. Prime time weekend rates are $75 for Koiner and $60 for Nay. If you join their players club (I believe it's around $40/month) you can get discounted rates, which are significantly lower than the ordinary rates. You also get free range balls and a beverage for each round. It's definitely worth joining if you live nearby and don't really drive around to play other courses in SoCal. Playing two rounds per month essentially pays for the monthly fee itself. So why two stars? The courses are very poorly maintained - they're used as parking lots for all Rose Bowl events. So you can imagine the kind of damage that gets done during college football season - lots of debris and bodily fluids get dumped on the courses. Just about everything is in awful shape besides the greens since those are off limits. Other than that, dirt patches are everywhere, fairways have no fluff, etc. And to think that they charge $60 to $75 for green fees is egregious. There are much better options around LA - not necessarily much cheaper, but easily better conditioned. It's a good spot for beginners to learn and pick up golf (go ahead and hack all you want) especially with the players club value. But if you're a seasoned golfer and take priority in appreciating a course, then stay away. The clubhouse is a real bright spot - very nice workers and solid food and drink options for good value. read more

Do you enjoy 6 hour rounds, waiting two groups back to tee off at most holes, getting jammed into fivesomes with random people who will talk while you are hitting, mediocre golfers playing off the back tees for no reason, and people chain smoking everywhere? If so, come play here on the weekends for a true one star golf experience. Do you enjoy 3-4 hour rounds on a pretty well-kept and interesting course? If so, come here during the week, especially in the afternoon! It's a shame that this course is run so poorly on the weekends, as it actually is a nice layout and has decent value. The greens are pretty quick and challenging and the fairways are in good shape. The holes are relatively varied and interesting to play. I will certainly never come here on the weekend again, but its not bad during the week as long as nothing is going on at the rose bowl. read more

Well, I knew something was wrong when I arrived 40 minutes early for my round and attempted to pay and the Starter kept saying come back when its closer to time. Not sure if there system is automated or fuel by Hamster power. Finally our tee time presented itself and our Golf cart answered the question of the course technology - primitive. Which makes me wonder what the $75 greens fee is paying for? The rumors of overcrowding is most definitely accurate. 5-hour round. Nothing special about the place at all. And I didn't experience the Tacos or Tequila. Which adds insult to triple bogeys. Course is not over challenging but the slow play does disrupt tempo. If you can help it choose differently. read more

I grew up playing here and love both courses but this past Sunday I recorded the longest round of golf in my life... Provided it was a Sunday with good weather... I tee'd off at 12:45 on course 1... Left after 16 in the dark at 6:05... 6 1/2 HOURS AND DIDN'T FINISH??? It's one thing to allow fivesomes but it's another thing entirely to assemble fivesomes (pairing a twosome and 3 singles???) what the fu...??? They used to allow fivesomes on the weekends if you came as a complete fivesome and everyone would have to ride, but they allowed each member of our group the option of walking or riding and to top it off... They allowed spectators??? I'm serious, our group was comprised the pairings I listed up there plus, one of the singles brought his wife out to walk with him, the father son twosome (son was 9 years old) was promptly joined by his wife and daughter riding in a separate cart (I think they came from course 2) so if you were in the group behind us which was a threesome... You were literally following 8 people around for 3 hours (they quit after 9 btw) CAN YOU IMAGINE THAT??? I saw 2 ambassadors out there that day but they don't do anything or say a peep to anyone because they are not paid and they are just out there for their free golf reimbursement. I'm writing this in hopes that management makes some changes and stops focusing on "make great quarterly numbers for American Golf Corporation" and start focusing on their golfers experience... Their has to be a way to accomplish this. Figure it the Fk out and put an end to the mess that occurred to me this past weekend. read more

Ok, so we know we want to go to the driving range at Brookside on the 4th. We call not once but TWICE on two separate days to confirm they are open and we can hit balls. We drive out there and guess what - the range is CLOSED! so is the putting green. WTF? We weren't the only ones who were given bad info, the parking lot was full of them. Way to go! They had some special event, ok, no problem but get your people on the phone to give the right info. Apparently the last tee time was at 9 or something which didn't concern us as we weren't playing but we specifically asked two different people about the range. Geez!!! We ended up going to Verdugo Hills and having a great time. read more

The CW course has a good layout and is in good shape the scenery is awesome around the Rose Bowl, the ambassador was really friendly, the only problem was the 17th hole is in the other side of the range and when standing on the tee box balls are just landing right by you even flying over your head and when we approached the ambassador he said that has been happening a lot due to the nets not being high enough and we should talk to the GM of the course and when trying to talk to the GM he was very rude saying he never heard of that even though there are range balls all over the 17th hole , the sad thing was he never even got out of his chair to talk to us face to face he was just yelling out of a open door but like everything else they'll fix it when there's a law suit, the 3 stars is for very poor management the GM has NO PEOPLE SKILLS WHATSOEVER read more

Great place to have lunch or dinner. You don't have to golf to enjoy. Good prices too! #brookside #pasadena read more

Brookside Golf Club - Highly recommend the chili bowl! Only $3.99 and it's a big serving!! - Golf Near Me - Pasadena, California

American Golf is an absolute JOKE!!! Advertising "no 5-somes" and what do I see today? (4) separate groups of 5 playing during my round. Had a 5:xx A.M. tee time today and had to wait 20 minutes because these MORONS had the g*ddamn fairway sprinklers on! Who runs a golf course like this? Caught up to the 12-hole group by the 9th hole...because of the 5-some in front of them! I forgot why I stopped playing here...too bad because it's a nice course. It's just being squeezed for every last dollar possible. read more

I used to like playing here and I've been getting lessons here for the last 10 years, but the new GM, Kylie Mitchell is running this place into the ground. There are far too many golfers sent out on the course, play is far too slow and some odd things have occurred here which should never happen. During one of my rounds, sprinklers were running DURING the round on TWO holes IN THE FAIRWAY. My last round, AND I DO MEAN MY LAST ROUND, I was paired with 4 other golfers and placed behind another 5-some...and this was on a Friday at 2!! I'm also required to pay for golf balls during my golf lesson. It's a shame that such shoddy management is ruining this place as I really like the golf pros and the folks in the pro shop. I also like the people I get paired with on the course, but I just can't take the 6 hour rounds and nickel and diming that goes on here. I'll continue to get lessons and I will continue to eat the occasional odd snack and buy the occasional drink or two and I'll even purchase items from the pro shop, but I'm not hitting balls or playing this course again. read more

Private golf lessons use to be great at Brookside Golf Course. Instructors use to provide the golf balls to hit. Now we have to buy our own balls. The lesson area is a separate area and it is pretty far from the range ball machine. Many times after my lesson and after I finish a bucket of balls I want to hit more but because of the distance and the trouble I just say forget it and go home. Considering taking lessons somewhere else now. Another thing, seems like Brookside is shorting people on balls. I ask for a large bucket and I get 3 lines of code. 3 codes use to fill the bucket all the way to the top. Now it is way short to the top. Think I will go practice somewhere else where they will actually give the right amount of balls that you ask and pay for. Not sure what is going on with management. read more

Played on the Nay course yesterday and I offer this advice: If you're going to book a tee time here, make sure there's no event scheduled at the Rose Bowl on or around your golf date. It seems that even though you pay full price to play, you may have to hit around people striping the fairways for event parking. Clearly, golfers who pay to play here are secondary to Rose Bowl events as this is not the first time this has happened. In addition, their driving range ball machine wouldn't accept numerous codes I was given, and I had to wait in line to get yet another code for a medium bucket of balls I had already paid for. By the time the issue was resolved, I only had time to hit half the balls before we were scheduled to tee off. Further, the restaurant was closed, and there was no drink cart service, although there are plenty of signs around saying bringing outside food onto the course is prohibited. They did have their outdoor grill area open toward noon, with two people cooking hot dogs and hamburgers for many golfers. Didn't really want to eat outside anyway, given the heat and the fact that they couldn't be bothered to wipe off their outside tables, which were covered in grime and bird poop. Even though there are some pretty holes on this course, playing here was not worth the overall irritation. The good news is there are MANY other beautiful municipal courses in L.A. county where I will be happy to book a tee time in the future. read more

Bar service and hours are a joke, they welcome you into the bar, let you sit down and then when you order they tell you they are closed! No cart drinks service on the course and half way drinks hut is always closed, you could die of thirst here. The course is half decent but they overbook all the time. read more

Held a holiday event here - and it went off without a hitch. Staff were so helpful - beyond words. We've held our parties at hotels, golf/country clubs, banquet halls ... and this was one of the best serviced events. Parking was a bit small, but none of our guests complained. There was ample enough parking, and at least it was free, as opposed to the $$$ one may spend at other venues. I forgot the name of the coordinator (forgive me!) but she was also very very very accommodating. Overall a pleasant experience and the staff were a big play in that! read more

Loved it until we got our food. I like my meat well done not with a heartbeat! Asked if they could cook it longer and they refused smh don't have a wedding reception here!!! read more

Brookside Golf Club - I like my meat very well done not with a heartbeat - Golf Near Me - Pasadena, California

Staff Friendliness: 5 of 10 Course Design: 9 of 10 Views/Scenery: 8 of 10 Fairways: 4 of 10 TeeBoxes: 3 of 10 Bunkers: 7 of 10 Greens: 7 of 10 Value for Money: 4 of 10 Well - it's all been said, but here's the lowlights: 1. It's a parking lot for the Rose Bowl. The fairways are always chopped up. 2. They promote and allow 5-somes. When you add mediocre golfers to that - be prepared for 5.5 hour rounds. I've been on Tee-Boxes with 3 foursomes deep. 3. Bad management of tee times, they just stack and push out as many people up as they can. 4. The grass (that is there) is St. Augustine/Caccuya and grabs your club - even in the fairways 5. Lots of noise and distraction from the traffic around the rose bowl. 6. Other events around the Rose Bowl trump your round. I was there last month and they were shutting down the courses (while we were playing) for a cross country running race. It could be great, but basically the city and the management don't allow that. read more

I was there several days ago during my department monthly meeting. The continental breakfast was good, although the bacon was soft and not even slightly crunchy as I usually like mine. For lunch, we had a choice of linguine and lasagna along with salad, fruits, and dessert. The linguine topped with cheese was simply plain. It would've been nice if they had sauce to go with it. The lasagna was tasty though. The Italian salad dressing went well with the salad and the chocolate cake was pretty good. During our meeting, the waiters constantly came in to check on us. At first it was nice, but then it got kind of annoying 'cuz they would be walking around even when the presenter was talking. There were no paper napkins and when we asked the waiters for some, they only gave us a few. We were given cloth napkins but only during breakfast/lunch. So basically, there was nothing to wipe our mouths with if we ate during the rest of the time, or to wipe our hands with if we got our hands wet making our own coffee/tea. Overall, the club was not bad except for their restroom. It was early morning when I first went in so I pressume not many people have used it yet, but the restroom already stunk of urine. It felt like I was in a public toilet and that someone had peed all over the floor and the ganitor didn't clean it for weeks and weeks...horrible! read more

Came here today and enjoyed it. Although it was weird to see a golf course who books 5-somes. I decided to wait back and play with another guy. The greens were in great condition. Fast and when the divots were fixed. The greens reminded me of country club greens. Crazy i know..... Pace of play was o.k Everywhere you go, there are a##holes who will not let you pass. We played the Koiner#1 course and played all 7000 of it ;P. I can't wait to come back and play this place next time I'm in the area. read more

I read some lousy reviews of this course just before I played in a rainy and over cast Sunday round 10/2016. No clue what the negatives are all about. For a heavily played course (#2), tough greens, well placed and tricky sand traps although I didn't land in 1!, very good grass and rough (yes, it isn't a country club so why get cranky?) , plenty of beautiful trees, mountains, twisty tight shots into and from fairways, not flat. Nice clubhouse inside and outdoors sports watching 19th hole situation. Really nice round, even if it did take 5:15, with on and off rain, and many great shots, 3 birdies. Caddy shack kinda round, great time. Nice course. Period. Playing again soon. read more

Heads up: If you reserve through Golfzing and cancel with less than 24 hours notice, they will charge you some sort of a fee. This could be good or bad, depending on whether you are the one getting charged or needing a tee time. I played Nay for the first time on Carmageddon Part Deux Saturday. According to other players, it was not as crowded as usual. My friend and I were able to play as a two-some, and so did the people behind us. I guess it really wasn't crowded as there were only a couple of holes where there were waits. Otherwise, it was pretty smooth. Then again, it was on Carmageddon. I believe it took us around 5 hours. I thought Nay was nice and pretty well-maintained. The front 9 was a bit narrow, especially 2-4 The back 9 was really nice. Since it's ont he north side of the road and more secluded, you won't see cars or runners running along the perimeter. It was a lot quieter. I liked the course because it was challenging enough but there were also parts when you get a nice break. Before I could begin some serious self-loating, there parts where I felt some assurance that I don't suck that much. As far as their golf shop, they had more selection than most but it leaned on the older and more conservative side. The prices were also not that great and more marked up than other golf shops that were open to the public. Maybe because I've been spoiled, but I was bummed that the carts didn't have GPS. read more

There are 2 courses here at Brookside. #1 is longer and more challenging. #2 is shorter, but can be fun. I played #2 a couple of days ago b/c I got a deal through GolfNow for $27 for 18 holes including a cart. It's always a busy course, so I was expecting the pace of play to be kind of slow and over 4 and 1/2 hours, which it was. The starter at window #2 was a bit rude and blunt to say the least. Maybe he wasn't having a good day. As for the course, it's average. The front 9 has 8 par 4's and 1 par 3. So not much variety. The back 9 is a bit more fun and challenging. The fairways, rough, bunkers, and greens are fairly well maintained with a few rough patches here and there (typical for most public courses), but all in all it's alright. The snack bar for the #2 course was closed and away from the main clubhouse, so that was a bummer. If you want refreshments, make sure to get it before you head out to play. The bar cart person wasn't able to reach us until our 15th hole. Will most likely play here again in the future (#1 or #2), especially if there are more GolfNow deals. read more

This is one popular course. If you want to play here on a weekend, be one of the first groups out or prepare for a very long day. Our group was the first ones out at 6:04AM for Nay, we were playing in lights until day break. Hit 'em straight... read more

This place still has the ability to maintain their greens. Super fast at time!!! Glad to see them keeping up the good work!

One of my favorite local courses, I've loved playing here for years. Friendly staff, great range and a beautiful course! That being said lately the course has gone down, the 39.99 players special they run brings out big crowds but the quality of players (I don't mean their strokes, I mean etiquete wise) has suffered. I wish the management would take a look at this, little things like leaving your butts, not fixing divots, constantly being loud and not allowing faster groups to play through comes to mind. The course went from an amazing place to a county course but I still love the place read more

Brookside Golf Club - Golf Near Me - Pasadena, California

I played Brookside #1 on Tuesday 12/29. Hands down, it was in the poorest shape of any course I've played in 2015. The fairways are dried out, the greens have crab grass, the sand traps are more like gravel traps. I can name a dozen courses that are more challenging to play, are in far better shape despite dealing with the same drought conditions, and cost less to play. Included in this list are the Industry Hills courses, Skylinks, Big Rec, El Dorado, Rio Hondo, Westridge, Santa Anita, etc. Put it this way: even Whittier Narrows is playing better than Brookside #1. If that is not an indictment, I dont know what is. I could name a half dozen other problems, but its pointless to pile on. The terrible course conditions supercedes all other problems. Yes, I understand the course gets chewed up because of Rose Bowl event parking, but the Brookside #1 green fees remain higher than those of better courses in the surrounding area. Hire the Disneyland Industrial Engineers to build a state of the art parking structure for the Rose Bowl, keep the cars off the fairways, and rebuild the courses into something that the citizens of Pasadena can be proud of. Or leave it as and charge a fair price commensurate with the Brookside playing experience. $25 green fee including cart would be about right as opposed to the $60+ green fee. It's a shame. Brookside is located only 15 minutes from my home, but it offers absolutely nothing that compels me to play there. read more

It was refreshing to see friendly employees at a golf course and this was the case at Brookside. I typically find that employees at a golf course are abrasive, but not here. The employees were real friendly, everyone from the restaurant to the people at the check-in. I played the #2 course. By far the best tee boxes I have ever played on. Everything went real smooth for us. There wasn't anybody behind us or in front of us. We never had to wait. The course had a nice layout with nice fairways and greens(yeah, there were a few greens being aerated, but that didn't ruin the experience since we were aware upfront). I'll be back to play with or without the aeration! My buddies and I played this course for the first time last week and we look forward to another round here! read more

3 hours to complete front 9, the worst! Started 40 minutes late, and don't really apologize for the delay either. Never coming back here again So just an update, it's been almost a week and a half after my post, and nobody has contacted me. Sorry, but had to update this post! read more

A old reception just checked in and gathered money. That man didn't know how to work. There was not cart and waited over 1hour. And many people just played golf by walk. We requested money back about cart fee but he ignored that. Don't waist time.... It can make your great feel to very bad!!! read more

Played here on a Tuesday. Haven't been here in quite a few years. Was terribly disappointed. Course was in bad shape. Bare spots everywhere! Our front nine took us 3 hours! Not good. I guess American Golf is just trying to push rounds through. There were fivesomes on both courses which did not help the pace of play. The people working there were nice but I won't be back. read more

Easter Sunday, I went to play a round. 3 holes in, I get a call and I have to leave to take care of an urgent matter. I asked Don, at the check in office, if I could come back to finish, since I only played 3 holes, if I came back within 1.5 hours. He understood my issue and let me come back to finish my round. Great customer service. read more

We recently had a corporate event at this place and we're very pleased with the staff. They are courteous, helpful and uber accommodating. Everyone loved the two courses and had a really grand time. Definitely recommend this place for company events. Also great location for outdoor weddings. read more

Was here for a work luncheon. The banquet room is a little outdated and the food is ok. We got the typical chicken breast and beef. The chicken was pretty moist but I would have liked a little more sauce on the side. I did not get salad because it was just lettuce, nothing else. read more

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Expect a very slow pace of play. Since they try and put groups into 5-somes, and still only space groups 7 min. apart when they are actually paying attention. Not well organized at the start window. The grounds crew was on the course at noon and kept disturbing our shots by either cutting grass right in the fairway causing us to wait or around the green. Unless you have 5-6 hours for a round of golf, I'd suggest you play elsewhere. read more