Me & Ron back on 10/10/24 for some Fall golf. We were hoping…read moreto see some color in the leaves but too early. What we did find were exceptional greens and wide open fairways in excellent condition. This is a shot makers course and if you don't stay in the fairway you'll be looking for your ball among the pine cones and good luck with that. The previous Head Pro, Matt has moved on to Piney Point in Norwood, NC. The new guy is Wally Moore. There are also two new ladies in the Pro Shop, Kayla and Melissa who are very efficient at getting you in and out. The range, chipping and putting practice areas are all in great condition. It was sunny day, a little on the cool side at 61 degrees for a 10a tee time with wind gusting to 27 mph. We had great pace of play and finished the front in 2 hours, it had warmed up to 67 and the wind was down. We made the turn and kept on playing as the group in front of us moving so we were able to play ready golf and complete the round in 4 hours. They advertise to allow 4.5 hours for 18 holes. Since this was my third time playing in 3 years, I had some course knowledge which made a big difference, especially on #11, 452 yard par 5. It's a blind shot until you're about 200 yards out and then you can see the edge of the pond that juts out to the right. You have a decision to make. Go over the water or play to the right & avoid the pond on your left and have 200 yards of open fairway to the pin. It's a large green so a well placed shot will give you a great birdie opportunity. I would play here more often but it's a 40+ mile trek through Charlotte traffic but it's worth it.

Great golf course but super challenging…read more For the price you pay I think you can get better elsewhere. Still a fun course to play from time to time.

A rip off on green fees. $100?! This is no more than a $50-60 course. Much of it is poorly…read moremaintained. Garden areas are largely ignored.

Run the other way when they advertise they are the "friendliest" golf course. This is not the…read morecase. Guys inside and Marshall are super rude. If you want to be judged and hassled go there.

Had a great time. Course was in good shape for a par 3. It's challenging as there are a lot of…read morehazards.

We had a fantastic time playing here over the weekend. Great par three course and the folks running…read morethe show were fantastic.

The good news - it's a great golf course. The bad news is that is all they have. It's a moose club…read morewith a golf course. People use their own carts, ride electric bikes with clubs attached. There is no restaurant, tennis courts, pickle ball or anything other than a golf course. No cart person with food or beverage on course. If you join this course you're joining for golf only.

Best BLT and grille service! What a sweet course with great walking- 8 miles of great walking in…read morenature with water views.

The golf course is always in good shape and the price is reasonable compared to other courses in…read morethe area.

I'm guessing that this is a private/public golf course now. We played via golfnow for about $35…read more The course is easily worth that and more. In good condition, plenty of challenging holes. We played their blue tees, which is their back tees currently. My only gripe would be the 3 200 plus yard par 3s, that seemed a little excessive. But from any other tee, those holes are 150 or less.

I really like this place. A well maintained golf course at a great value. Solid club house and bar…read more Lots of food and drink options and plenty of seating. Greens are in excellent condition. Tee boxes are ok, but nothing to write home about. The course drains pretty well and management does an excellent job of identifying holes that need cart path only. The course is challenging but not too difficult. I'd say a 3 out of 5. Greens were not difficult to read and they were not super fast. You'll find some slow golfers out there and no ranger to push people along. Also, you cannot book a tee time online which is the worse thing about this place. Would I go back? For sure! It's a great alternative to Emerald Lake.

Nice people on the desk and players. golfers drive their…read moretrucks to Charlotte national golf club. They welcome new comers to play.

Always loved this course. Very welcoming and helpful. The course is well kept and not discouraging…read morefor beginners. I have been playing for many years and enjoy it as well. Is it super high end? No, and sometimes that is exactly what I want. It fits a need in the golf community.

It's a beautiful area with nice clay courts. Pro Shop is limited & some of the tennis clothes on…read morethe rack were stained - gross. It was started by the Knights of Columbus back in the 50's, so there are families that have been members for a long time. No one was rude, but not very friendly or even welcoming.

I've been reading some good reviews about the upgrades to this course, including the addition of…read morethe Diamond Zoysia greens so it's been on my list of courses to play. Today it got checked off. I had a 12n Tuesday tee time and the weather was perfect for golf. When I got there at 11am to hit some balls off the driving range, I learned it was closed for some repairs. The Pro Shop guy said I could go ahead and start if I was ready so I did. This course plays very well. The fairways are in great shape and the course is wide open for the most part. There are some narrow fairways but maybe just a couple. There are just a few holes that leave you with a blind shot on the doglegs. I've never played on Diamond Zoysia so I wasn't sure what to expect. Just about a month in to the install and they still have a ways to go. It's almost like playing on green and silver sand with a little grass thrown in. It was very difficult to get a read on your putts. I especially liked the Par 3's on both sides, very accessible and set up nicely. I especially liked #18 which they consider their 'signature' hole. Which is 524 yards from the White tees. You have to go over a little creek to a landing area and then over a little pond to the green. It's visually appealing and wide open with all the water. There were several tee boxes that were in poor repair and in some cases just no grass at all, just bare dirt. That was disappointing to see. They get $32 riding for a Sr during the week which isn't bad. Their carts are gas and they keep them all clean and are following COVID guidelines. All the Staff I came in contact with were friendly and professional. Shout out to Gary who gave me some guidelines on some of the holes. I would highly recommend this course.

Did 18 holes Tuesday 14 July. The staff was extremely friendly and courteous as was the…read moreBar Lady in the Snack Bar. However the GREENS were a MAJOR disappointment. The back 9 especially. 1/3 of the greens were bare spots some covered with sand. Harry Jones (Renaissance) and CT Myers greens are way better and they're public courses. The Tee Boxes needed some tender loving care as well.

What a fantastic course!! I was pleasantly surprised by the elevations and beautifully-kept grasses…read morehere. The cart path can be rough in spots but all is well made up for by appropriately-priced greens fees. They're definitely working hard on this place! Kudos to the greens staff and kind interior folks as well.

this was my first time ever golfing and this was a fantastic experience! both the owners and…read moreclientele are patient and kind. the cart pathways are a bit bumpy but it added to the fun ;) I can't wait to come back soon!

The staff was friendly. My friend and I were invited by a member and it was one of the best rounds…read moreever. Course was in great shape. Would definitely go back.

From the time I pulled my vehicle into the 'bag drop', I knew I was in for something out of the…read moreordinary. A young man immediately picked up my clubs and put them on a cart and instructed me to the ProShop. There I met Jacob who got me checked in and I was smiling with the news that my Monday round of 18 holes and a cart would only be $55 bucks, what a great value! I made my way to the driving range to hit some complimentary balls and also test out the putting/chipping green. My group of 4, was able to tee off right at 1140a with an assist from Mike T, the Starter. I will say, this is a very challenging course. There is a lot of changing elevation throughout and a fair amount of water that comes into play on a majority of holes. There is a creek that criss crosses throughout and some small ponds as well. You'll find the fairways wide open, however you'll be challenged for ball placement as the majority of fairways will funnel to the creek or water. The greens are very fast, they are undulating and generally small for the most part. The views are amazing! It's built in a development with Million dollar homes that line the fairway and circle around the green complexes. There are adequate water stations scattered throughout and there is bathroom at about hole #8 where they have cold face towels in water that will refresh you. I didn't try the food but I did check out the menu and it looked like a good mix of hot and cold options. Even on a Monday it was very busy and our round of 18 holes took about 4.5 hours. It was tough with 93 degree temps and 60% humidity. Just a few nits that were not major but a bit disappointing. Even though they had a food/beverage cart parked by the Club House, there was no one to operate it. In several areas, you will be confused on where to go for the next tee box because there is no directional sign. The carts were all gas, not a single electric cart and they struggled getting up the steep hills. The pace of play was longer than expected, not a big deal when the weather is great but when it's 90+ degrees and humid, you will suffer as there is no Ranger to keep things moving. This is a semi-private club and only members are allowed to play Friday to Sunday. Overall it was a five star experience, sadly it's quite a drive from where I live in Fort Mill but I was glad to check this one off my most of the B-Man's top 10 CLT area courses.