Brookside Golf Club

Flat and straightforward public course at a convenient location. Quality of the grass on the fairway was acceptable, although a few beer bottle cans were observed. On a Thursday morning it was already very busy with 8am tee off time getting delayed by 10mins or so.

This is not a golf review! We attend an event here yearly, and I just had to say how nice the place is. I am very excited each and every year to come into the clubhouse and relax in the AC! It's always clean and staffed appropriately. Thanks, Brookside, for being such great hosts to our day of darkness! Cheers

Really enjoyed my round at Brookside on a Sunday afternoon. Rental clubs were brand new set of Taylormade Qi10s. Greens were in great shape and fast. Playing beside the Rose Bowl and the San Gabriel mountains was a special treat. Pro Shop and clubhouse were very nice. Bring sunscreen and even an umbrella if you’re walking as the sun is really strong in the summer.

This review is based off of an average amateur golfer. We were here for a tournament and unfortunately it was raining for half the holes, but as it got dryer and hotter, it became a solid golfing course. My first time here and I’ve heard about this spot from friends, it’s not too difficult but not too easy. I thought it was a good mix of par 3’s & 4’s. I just wish there was more cart services for food and beverages on the course, but still solid. Overall I thought it was an excellent course and the greens were well kept. There was also an awesome food/dining service area and a solid golf shop. I would definitely come back again, I highly recommend it and I can’t wait to try it on a full summer day.

I guess just because you can see the Rose Bowl from the course they can charge a crazy amount of money for a course with absolutely horrible conditions. 70$ for a round on a weekend with a course that had dirt in fairways half the fairways are dead rough is just disgusting bunkers are cement. The only thing is that some of the greens are nice not even all. They water too much here everything is saturated. This course is more concerned with making money than the golf experience. I mean the range is just an open field not 1 target not even a cone. lol Save your money go elsewhere in LA for that kind of money.

Came here for a graduation dinner. It was lovely

Fun course mostly based on location, very cool views. We played Nay. While pretty short and tight, the biggest challenge seemed to be many severe back to front sloping greens. We each had a few holes where we ended up above the hole and after barely touching the ball it went 6-10 feet past if not off the green. Nice rental clubs, used qi10s. Next time I'd like to try Koiner as that is supposed to be the better course. But an outing was going on.

Didn’t golf…just here for the food. Our server Vanessa was awesome. Bloody Mary was very good and so was the food. Had a delicious breakfast croissant 🥐 and avocado toast. SO good! Yummy!’

I lost a bet sand I met a friend here so he could teach me how to hit a golf ball. There are two 18-hole courses and a nice size driving range. We arrived at 9 am and had a drink at the bar first. (My belief is that It's 5 0'clock somewhere.) Afterwards, we headed across the way to the golf shop to purchase a bucket of balls for $15. They don't rent clubs, so you have to bring your own. My friend was kind enough to buy me my own club because he is left-handed and I wouldn't be able to use his. By 10 a.m. the range was busy, but we were able to get a spot fairly quickly. I'll be honest, hitting the ball is much harder than it looks. There was a nice gentleman next to us, who has been playing for 43 years. He was kind enough to give us some pointers on our form and even cheered when I got a few good shots in. It was a fun day overall.

$75.00 dollars for this place is highway robbery. Fairways are ridiculous, like playing on concrete. Only good thing was greens. They were like glass, smooth and in great shape. Allowing cars to park on this course for football, rode parade has destroyed this course. Definitely will never come back. Played back in 1990's when it was a decent track. Jeff Downey

On July 5th, I played a round of golf here. I was unaware that the course had been used as a parking lot for the 4th of July fireworks celebration. Despite having an early tee time, the course should have been closed for cleanup. Cleanup crews were scattered throughout the golf course, attempting to clear the debris from the previous night's festivities, with little concern for their safety. They were at times in the direct line of play, which was concerning. The course was left with tire marks and trash from the event. I was surprised that they were still charging holiday rates, rather than the usual rates. Typically, this course is great for early tee times, and I would suggest that they allow ample time and space for cleaning crews to clear up after events such as football games or concerts.

You have read all the reviews and should know what to expect here. It's the only regulation sized golf course in Pasadena and it is in the beauftiful Arroyo surrounding the iconic Rose Bowl, so it's going to be a little more expensive than the county or LA City courses. Also it is kind of a disaster if there has been a concert or game in the last 48 hours. But the courses are fun, challenging, and generally fairly well kept, with greens that are diabolical if they have them rolling. Play course 1 from the tips and shoot the worst round of your life, I dare you! Or play the short, challenging course 2 and feel like you're shooting a million, only to realize that the three putt on 18 is all that kept you from breaking 80 (it's the first place I ever did, during CIF in HS!). Whatever you do, don't hit a ball into the Rose Bowl from the 9th (18th for us old timers) tee, you might hurt somebody and it was cooler when we did it in the 80s with the old equipment. Is this really a five star golf experience? No, but it's a five star LIFE experience, so go for it.

Simple bar 4 starts for happy hour prices. Good cocktails. I was impressed! Stopped by after walking 3.5 miles around the Rose Bowl.

The balls come over the fences occasionally near West Drive by the golf course. I have had three near misses, the ball whistling near my shoulder. My wife also experienced having a golf ball whiz past her, very near. There were at least two events in the past where someone was critically injured when a golf ball which was driven from the course struck them in the head. I enjoyed the Brookside Golf Club. Could it install a higher fence around their property, particularly along West Drive north of parking lot K. Maybe the city of Pasadena could pay for it. A tall screen was constructed some time ago near Salvia Canyon Road and West Drive. The way I see it: A protective barrier should be constructed along West Drive between parking lot K and W Washington Blvd. I don't see balls going west up Salvia Canyon Road.

This is a very busy golf course in the 626 area. Compare to other courses, Brookside is a pretty long and challenging course that requires good course management skills. Even par for the ladies is 75. The lady at the starter was very friendly and nice that she gave me some pointers of this course as this was my first time playing here. Unfortunately, I played here on a rainy day, and it was freezing. I would love to come by on a good day, and play again. Plenty of parkings are available, but it could be far from the club house. Carrying your golf bag on a hot summer day might be an issue.

I've been coming here for years. Conditions have been improving in the past year. Hard to get tee times but now they are have advance booking if you pay a little extra. Well worth it for the location and scenery!

My first time visiting Brookside. A great place to come play golf. There are two 18 hole courses. However, their on course snack bar was closed. Their restaurant closes at 6pm on Saturday. Our group shared appetizers and had drinks at the 19th after our round. A very enjoyable day.

This was such an incredibly disappointing experience. Before I say anything else. Keep in mind that we payed $80 each for this course. The fairways were in horrible condition. The fairways were 1/3 dirt patches. On top of this 15/18 holes were cart path only so we paid for a cart to not even be able to drive it on the horrible course. On top of that, while we were on the cart path. The cart would constantly tell us that we needed to return to the cart path and would lock the cart while we were on the cart path. If this isn't enough there were people working ON THE GREEN while we were hitting our shots toward the green. There was not a single ball cleaner. On the whole course. I have been to a $20 course that has ball cleaners on every hole. And if all of this wasn't enough; since this course is next to the rose bowl, they allow cars to park on the course for the rose bowl!!! That is unbelievable!!!! We are not even allowed to drive our carts on the course but they allow cars onto the course! This was an experience I wouldn't recommend to anyone. Do not go here just to waste $80.

I left my rangefinder in the golf cart. Immediately called and they said call tomorrow. Called next day, cross my fingers! No.... They didn't find it! So many golf courses in America, and most of them I get my lost from golf courses. Brookside Golf Course is one of location! I've never gotten back lost things! It's not a first time and unhappy!

What used to be a somewhat enjoyable course is now in terrible shape - fairways are uneven with patches of dirt, thick weeds, and gravel. The bunkers were rocky and had no sand. There was zero warning of punched greens online so imagine patron shock when arriving to check in and seeing a sign that they just punched. There's always a line for the driving range, so warming up is not an option. Yet with all of that crap going on, they still charge full price - $63 for WALKING. For these prices and conditions, it is definitely NOT worth it. Safe and sad to say that I will not be returning to this course. Brookside is now a strong candidate to win "worst course in LA County"

The only course I've been to that does not allow you to watch your kid play in a tournament with a cart. Drove two hours to watch the kid and could barely make it around due to an ankle injury. They don't any to hear it. Kid has been playing high school golf for years now and EVERY OTHER COURSE has let me rent a cart. Ridiculous.

This review is for the clubhouse dining area. Great service with a full bar and wide range menu. The avocado turkey sandwich was delicious. The nachos is a great deal as well. Recommended!

This review is for the two festivals I attended here: Cruelworld Festival 2022 and the Pasadena Daydream festival in 2019. Both times I've been here I've had a great time. I like to call it a mini Coachella because there were three stages and walking involved but it was not nearly as far or big and the entertainment quality was top notch. The weather was 90 degrees plus for both festivals and there weren't that many shady areas so sunscreen is a must. I'd recommend finding a spot with shade so you don't burn during the day and just staying there until the sun goes down. This year we parked at the bowl and it only took about 20 minutes to get out of the parking lot and on the freeway after the show. In 2019 we parked pretty far and took a shuttle to the venue and back. I would not do that again as it's as much walking than waiting and after a long day I'd rather wait in the car than walk a couple miles to the car. My friends and I attended Cruelworld this past weekend and even though they had a list of things you couldn't bring in, they didn't really check. I had a hydration pack and the website said you could only bring it in empty with no liquid and no outside food or drinks were allowed. I packed snacks because this festival was vegan and I didn't want to wait in lines to get food and they never checked my bag. They would only check if the metal detector went off. I suggest bringing a hydration pack that is full of water because the hydration stations disappeared after a few hours and the only other option was to wait in line to buy water and the lines were always long. The place itself is really nice since it's a golf course. It's surrounded by hills and homes so it doesn't feel like you're at a concert venue, it feels more like a really nice concerts in the park. If you have a chance to attend a music festival here, I'd highly recommend it.

We had a retirement party for 100 guests and it went so smoothly. The Brookside people all were exceptional! When arrived to see the set-up we were amazed at how beautiful it was and everything we asked for was there! Thank you to the sales staff Vanessa and Mayra for for outstanding service and Max for his dinner and staff service!!!! You can't go wrong at Brookside!!!

This review is for the GOLF COURSE It has been several years since I was able to play this golf course. (Brookside #1) and I know the Pasadena championship was played here Recently so the course is in excellent condition. The greens were rolling smooth and not too fast. The carts had GPS in them and were great shape! Pete in the pro shop was very nice and the Tournament Director Philip was very helpful in helping me obtain a tee time for our team play finals. Hope to come back soon to enjoy this beautiful course!

Not good, indeed. The fellas and I have generally tried to avoid this place because these issues aren't new- don't think "but the drought" has created them- it's been this way for years, but today was far and away the worst I've ever seen it: fairways are super dried out to the point that they're cracked (like salt flats), more dead grass than not (see the pic i've attached, thats center fairway) and also- someone apparently was distracted when fertilizing the greens, because several of them have deep, rusty looking chemical burns the length of the green, in a straight line- making literal mini ravines across them! I could keep going. It's a complete disaster. I cannot emphasize the poor condition. It would almost be comical if it weren't so sad. 67$ too! Also- we play all over LA- haven't seen anything remotely close to Brookside's conditions. Hard pass from here on out.

Fun course and it was in great shape! The greens give a good challenge. Tasty food in the clubhouse!

First time here. Came for a seminar about Capital Gains Tax. The room was a little small so they had to set up an additional table for some people. The luncheon was good: salad, pasta, deli sandwiches, and some baked goods. The staff was attentive and cleared our plates quickly when we were done. The restroom was a short walk away and it was very clean. Parking was free in lot 1 and it was a short walk. There's also free street parking closer to the golf club but pay attention to the time so that you don't get a ticket. Checked out the club a little after the class. Golf course looked nice from where I was standing. There were some people eating at The Grill. I can hear a TV playing in the background. They also had a gold shop, but I didn't go in.

Jan 2023 I attended an event here recently. It's been a while, but the club is as mediocre as it's ever been. There are beautiful views of the golf course from floor to ceiling windows, but the room itself is relatively generic and basic. The buffet was also basic and wasn't being kept up. I had a drink from the bar with a friendly bartender. The biggest problem? Lack of COVID-era hygiene. There were no hand sanitizers anywhere; especially needed at the buffet table where the serving pieces weren't being refreshed. The buffet just didn't feel safe in a triple-respiratory illness environment. I can't recommend Brookside, but I never could. Their prices must be a real value, because I don't consider them competitive in any other way.

Very popular among locals so don't expect a 3-hour round. Still very enjoyable and for a muni hard to beat combination of price/course conditions.

This place sucks for a music festival; can't catch a ride home. Never coming back after two Just like Heaven fests.

I guess they have new owners? The staff is different and not friendly at all. I've been playing there since 1986 and always looked forward to it because it's a nice experience over all. This time, not so much. The pro shop is renovated and almost empty now. My friend and I walked in said "Hello!" with a friendly tone and smile only to be greeted with a gruff, no eye contact "Name?" Then in a commanding tone, "Come back at 2:50 to check in, we ONLY do 10 mins now." Seriously unfriendly and we both felt very unwelcome. That's a first at Brookside ever for me. The range was so backed up there was a line, never seen that ever there; or anywhere. I asked if we had any chance of getting on and was treated to joking comments about we will have to take our chances. So "buy the balls and good luck!" This is why I'm assuming American Golf sold the place. What an unwelcome change. The good news, the course was in good shape but no Marshall's moving play along. It was really slow. The restaurant staff were nice still but the bar was full of insanely loud drunks making it hard to even speak. A different place; a shame. Lastly, the lighting and decor in the restaurant used to be warm and comfortable; now it's like you're in a hospital. All white with really bright, poor quality lights. It was definitely NOT relaxing like it used to be. But again, the course was in nice shape and the round was fun. Buyer beware, set you expectations low if you're a longtime Brookside customer.

Great course! Super fun! Great views and greens. Well maintained. Nice club house and golf shop. Definitely one of my go to places. UPDATED: we had a few issues on our time out. I've emailed and called the course multiple times and nobody has gotten back to me. Awful customer service.

First hole is basically a dirt parking lot. It gets better but pace of play is real slow.

Decent golf courses... for a parking lot. The greens are are in decent shape; but, some of the fairways are in poor condition because the course is frequently used as a parking lot for the Rose Bowl. The starters and other staff are always super nice and helpful. Course 1 is long with larger greens. Course 2 is shorter with pretty challenging greens guarded by nasty bunkers requiring precise approach shots. Several greens have severe slopes that will challenge even the best putters. If you don't like 5 hour rounds then go early in the morning on weekends or go on weekdays.

Since 2001, my three good buddies and I have gotten together once a year to shoot a round of golf for our annual Turkey Cup. Literally, it's a large glass cup with the word TURKEY emblazoned on it, set atop a trophy, and the winner's name is engraved upon it. Each year, we play at a different course; for 2017, we played the Nay course at Brookside. Yes friends, for a mere $60, you can enjoy a ride through a drought-forsaken golf course bisected by a massive concrete flood control channel and peppered with large swaths of avian feces left by no fewer than three species of waterfowl. There's nothing quite as satisfying as a chip shot from the fairway that stops short of the green because it landed in a spray of goose poop. Where's the ball washer? Lots of STUFF lying around on the course-- light arrays for Rose Bowl parking (did I mention they PARK CARS ON THE COURSE for Rose Bowl and events??? I'm sure that keeps things nice around here), machinery, trash in the bushes, superfluous amounts of leaf litter and tree trimmings sort of just thrown along the edges... cluttered looking. One could argue that if I play better, I wouldn't have seen all the stuff along the edges... Alas, I don't play that often or that well. A $60 course should be a little more forgiving in my opinion. I should not have to negotiate a tractor to play from the rough. We were a slow foursome, admittedly... lost balls and other rusty play made us offer to let the team behind us play through. They declined twice, but still whined like kindergarteners that we were playing slow. So much fun. The highlight of the round was the 10th hole green that would not hold a putt. No matter where it was hit, unless you sunk it, the ball rolled onto the fringe. If I wanted to play mini golf, I would have gone to Skandia. Even the Marshal said it was nonsense, and told us to take a two-putt score on the hole and play on. Playing lousy golf like I do, I'm not complaining about my poor game-- that's not the kind of thing I get upset about, and I don't like golf enough to waste entire Saturdays wandering around a park with 18 holes drilled in it. Still, I had an A-OK time playing golf with my buddies, which Mark Twain described as a "good walk spoiled." I guess what I mean is that even in our drought, I've played at cleaner, greener, and seldom-meaner places. Next year, we will.

Stay away from this courses for the time being. Fairway condition is worst I've ever seen. It used to be a really good course until it became many concert venues this year and parking lot for the Rose bowl. I used play here twice a week but will not go back until the course conditions improve. It might take a year to be in good condition...

Thanks for letting us stroller moms use the restroom here! Appreciate it! And the members don't give us bad looks either.

If I could leave half a star for this shit_hole that would be too high of a score, hands down Brookside Nay is in the worst condition of any course I've ever played in Los Angeles over the past 10 years ...And they had the nerve to charge $64/rd WITHOUT warning that none of those dollars go towards upkeep. The entire fairway for hole 1 was under repair, so you get to play out of the rough -which was clumps of mud. Honesty, save yourself the frustration and just throw $64 in the garbage instead of playing this dump

So play here alllllllll the time but it's gone to far. Sure concerts sure football sure what ever else to make that dime . But when you charge full price for a course that weaves around between 2 courses to satisfy your needs to park concert goers and then have par 3 with no green and car tire tracks . Still 53$ and so much stupid extra drive around and confusion . Lame af

next to rose bowl stadium...36 holes....a longer 18-hole c.w. koiner course...a short 18-hole e.o. nay course....playing the longer koiner course for $252 ($63 per person) for a foursome with 2 carts to share on a weekend...no discount for rain and no cancellation...they charge full price...gps enabled carts with maps and distance...when staying on the cart path is required, they really mean it...cart will stop and only reverse available to get back on the path...course was in decent condition on december 2021...challenging sloping greens and deep sand bunkers...wide fairways, but with many obstacles...no marshalls to keep order, so play can be slow and painfully difficult when behind players with no care...some frustration, but taking things really slow...practicing hitting some driving range balls back near the range nets to pass time...

If flushing your money down the toilet is your thing, Brookside Mother's Day brunch is for you! Disgusting rip off! $60 per person for at best continental breakfast. Plus extra $15 for unlimited mimosas. That's $75! Buffet set up was lame, bare, and mediocre. Embarrassing. Staff was lovely! Will never EVER come back here again. Used to be great, and now it's the Dollar Tree of buffets! Enjoy!

Brookside Golf Club is located on Rose Bowl in City of Pasadena. It is a beautiful and tranquil location. It is known to have wedding ceremonies, receptions, corporate events and private celebrations. I came on Saturday for a private event. It was my co-worker's retirement. The parking was confusing, but it was free. The exact lot for parking is Lot 1. I still had my camboot on so to walk so far to get to the venue was ridiculous. It was not friendly for people with disability Once I entered the venue, it was simple, clean, but nothing special or extraordinary. Staff(waiters, waitress, bartenders) were extremely attentive, however, the food were so horrible and bland. They served Lime Scented Yellow Basmati Rice, Fire Roasted Caribbean Chicken Breasts,, Grilled Tri Tip, and seasonal Vegetables. I can't even cook, but I think I could do better. Did we forget to put salt and seasoning. It was a buffet style, but there were plenty of left over. I did not see anyone going back for seconds. I would have given this a lower score, but the free alcohol did keep me happy and entertained. I also gave the staff extra star for being awesome. I might go back if the food were catered from elsewhere. Sorry, but this was horrendous

If you like slow play, you'll love Brookside Golf Club, especially the Koiner course. This is the only California public course I know that encourages and sets up FIVESOMES. Guaranteed five-and-a-half hour round for sure! The course is really a beat-up cow pasture, since it serves as a parking lot for the Rose Bowl and all the events at the Rose Bowl. I wouldn't play here again ever, knowing that all Brookside cares about is putting as many people as possible on the course to make money, to the detriment of all golfers dumb enough to play this course.

I'm an LA golfer. I told my buddy a couple days ago, "I'll play anywhere but Brookside". Enough is enough. The course conditions are atrocious and the prices are not commensurate. I'm out.

Played a golf tournament here today. The fairways were in good condition and the greens were short and fast. Getting on the greens was the easy part with ample fairways and few bunkers and trees in the way. The greens are undulated and sloped, and very challenging. Overall, great conditions given a hot and humid weather. Played a full 18 holes in about 4 hours. Great COVID-19 precautions in place and accurate technology in the carts to aid with distance. Previous reviews indicated cart path only, but today we had the carts on the fairway. Perhaps it might have been due to weather or watering of fairways. I would play this course again. Very reasonable for a round of golf with cart included. The driving range has few bays and can have a wait time, FYI.

I recently played here and booked a tee time for a Foursome. Unfortunately, one of our players had to back out due to Covid. Not only did I still get charged for the cancellation, but they paired us up with a single anyways. Obviously this company cares more about profits than the health and safety of everyone else. Not to mention the condition of the course is subpar at best.

The course has never looked so nice before. Great looking greens. The attention to detail exceeds expectations. In my opinion, Brookside is currently a better course than Industry Hills Golf.

I've gone to range several times and the course and range are closed due to events at the Rose Bowl. Which is fine, just wish they would post these somewhere, especially for members. Today, midday Sunday (2 pm) I went to range and the ball machine was closed. Someone finally asked when the balls would be replaced. They said it was closed Bc no one came in. Poorly run operation. Smalls hurdles that could easily be resolved with better (or any) decision making or planning. There were no ppl in line for the starters. One of the folks could've rounded up balls. The person cleaning the golf carts was another option. Analysis- all is well if nothing goes wrong- apart from the crowded 5 hr 5-somes. Incompetent. The location gets so much traffic, they don't need to think.

After a long pause from golf, I took a lesson today with Tim as I want to get back into my initial obsession with the range and hitting balls- my form of meditation. Tim was extremely patient and very informative (he's a pro so I didn't expect less) I appreciated his attention to detail and not glossing over the basic fundamental "rules" of golf (posture, stance, follow through etc) By the end of the lesson it was beginning to feel organic again. Looking forward to more lessons and practicing at their range.

The golf course is cart path only! It's actually really painful to deal with and the golf carts will lock up if you take it off the cart path. The greens and course condition are just ok. It really shouldn't be cart path only. It's not a bad course but it's definitely on the more pricey side for what it is.

Brookside's recent decision to change their range balls to "LF" Limited Flight is awful. Golfers go to the range to work on their skills and distance control and knowledge is vital. These balls are junk. Like hitting stones on a range. Brookside management please pivot, reverse your decision and provide true value to your customer base. If you don't I and many others will simply decide to go where we can hit balls that somewhat resemble golf. Extremely dissatisfied and disappointed.

I just tried to call the restaurant at Brookside. The auto answer said to press 2 to get to the restaurant, and then it routed me right back to the original message. I was just trying to find out how late they serve lunch. And while I'm at it, there are very few vegetarian options on the lunch menu. How about an "impossible" burger or veggie sandwich. The servers are very good as is the food. But there is def. room for improvement.

booked the foursome through website. Two checked in on time and other two arriving late. They had no clue to check in with prior tee time and club house randomly picked one for them. Later "no show" charges found on prior tee time reservation. Called couple of times to fix and the management were rude and not willing to refund. What's the point to let two players pay four green fees just because they are late? Ridiculous rude management and unreasonable charges.

OH WOW!!! What happened to this golf course?!?! Under new management perhaps? I don't know exactly what happened or if it was just this past Saturday but the course conditions improved greatly. Most importantly, our pace of play was AMAZING!!! My 3 buddies and i were able to finish the round in less than 5 hours on Saturday morning at 10:30 am! Crazy i know! To top it all off, they upgraded their golf carts with comfortable seats and GPS! The bar/restaurant is probably one of the best out of all the public golf courses. There's always this little grill outside by the 1st tee box on Course #1 where they have the most amazing cheeseburgers and hotdogs! I always see the same very nice Hispanic gentleman who always seems to be loving his job and is always so very wonderful! Not to mention he grills the meanest cheeseburgers and hotdogs! Solid 4 stars but added a star for the Hispanic gentleman at the grill by the 1st tee box of Course 1! Keep up the good work Brookside!

It was late in the afternoon and I noticed an older Asian couple who had nearly crashed into me in the parking lot jump out of their car snd proceed to start playing without checking in or paying. I told the young man in the sign in booth to tell them to pay. He drives the cart over and talks to them. He returns and says it's not worth my time to argue with people who want to play 6 holes and not pay. I noticed several other Asian women who showed up and did the same thing. No registration or payment. Now I know. Just show up late snd get free golf. The guy in the booth was very rude. He threatened me and said, "Do you have a problem with that?" Horrible customer service.

Absolutely horrible!! Do not recommend. The fairways are in bad shape. They recently held a concert and used course for parking! Greens recent punched not rolling good! Hole 12 has Actual car tire marks on the green! I will not be playing there ever again! Not worth the Over paid green fees!