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    Greendale Golf Course

    3.1 (55 reviews)

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    Teeing off #1
    Stacy H.

    Greendale is a very challeging 18 hole course off Telegraph Road. The fairways tend to be narrow and you can spend a lot of time searching for your ball in the woods. the rough can be very rough. They have a small pro shop and a nice grill. If you are playing 18 i recommend a cart. 18 holes at good rate.

    Dead Grass on some greens with aeration.
    Tester Y.

    Walked 18 September 9th for $27 plus a push cart for $5. Haven't played this course in over 10 years. It's in a low laying area which makes some area wet most of the time. Greens were aerated recently with no top dressing sands and extremely slow. some greens had dead patches which makes putting difficult. if your looking to just play and walk with no regards of course conditions , then greendale GC is right for you. Employees seems nice.

    14th Green. If you could even call it a green.

    If you want to play here only play the front nine. It is literal night and day between the front and back nine. I understand this is a muni course, and you get what you pay for, but I still expect an average general upkeep, which was to be desired here. The tee boxes were not cut and were mostly crab grass, thus when trying to tee the ball a little lower, you were swinging like you were in light rough. The greens were either a hit or miss. Many of them were in decent condition, but the further on the track you went the worse they got. For example, see the 13th green photo where the hole wasn't even in the ground. Even for a municipal course, not worth the $52 for 18 and a cart. Better off paying $60-$70 and getting a good outing at Twin Lakes or Jefferson District. Be sure to read the "not recommend" reviews because those are the most accurate reviews of this place.

    17th green.

    Bottom line: If you are a casual golf player who plays 5-10 times a year and you don't want to break the bank, this course is for you. It's not spectacular, but for the price, it's what you have to expect. Pros: - It's rather cheaper to play 18 here for this area. - Short course so it's walkable. I saw more people walking than riding. - Staff was friendly. Cons: - The greens and tee boxes have giant patches of dirt. I played in September so it's getting later in the season but still. It's unacceptable. - No drainage. If it rained recently then you will be playing in swamp like conditions. My wedge cut through the fairway like a knife in butter. So bad that they had to close hole 14 (par 3) when I played, although they did give a 25% discount due to that. - The "sand traps" did not have fresh sand. More like a dirt patch. - The rough was very long. If you didn't hit the fairway off your drive you had a 50/50 chance of finding your ball because it just hides under the long grass. - Pace of play was slow. Because so many people walk here, it took forever to play and nobody was enforcing it.

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    The course is tight on most driving holes and the trees and rough can be punishing but it's a great challenge and a fun course for all level of players.

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