Great place in the neighborhood for a Golf practice day. I'm so rusty. Working on accuracy more than distance. The staff here is super friendly and helpful.

They had lights at night. It was my first time there. I had lots of fun.

Nice little par 3 course with lights for night golf. Many of the lights were not working (which is the main reason for 3 star rating), but was able to get by. Not much more to add since it’s hard to comment about conditions when it was so dark. People working there seem like they don’t want to be there, but not rude or anything, just no personality - not that big a deal though. Driving range and putting green looked decent enough though.

Great, fun little course to play. I've been here every week for the past 5 years and the staff is nothing but friendly and helpful. Even though you can't always find a spot on popular days, their driving range has spacious spots. They also are one of the only places that actually have lights for their driving range and the actual course as well. The course is great practice for your short-game and the people here are always nice and willing to help accommodate you. Golf Ball Station - Closes at 8:30 PM Course Lights - Shut off at 9:30 PM Driving Range/Closing - 10:00 PM EDIT: Updated Times

It’s the best for what it is. Always reliable grounds and respectful to their patrons. Decent prices, and you can tell that they “Try,” and that goes a long way.

Park and bike. But not this year because the bije path is flooded. Park over at the other side of emerald necklace off of myrtle/peck

Fun three par course, but the holes are very tight with each other, so you have to watch out for rogue balls

Par 3 really nice 18 holes. Lowkey spot.

My wife & I love this place! It's well maintained and the small greens require accuracy.

I'd like to start by saying I really do enjoy playing this course and will likely continue to do so. Unfortunately for me, I was hit in the back of my head by a driving range ball while playing on the course. On July 20 around 7:30 PM, I was waiting my turn at hole #3 when I was struck by a ball from the driving range. It seems that the driving range safety net drops in height right before hole #3 and a ball managed to fly through the gap in the net. After being struck, I was told that I collapsed to the ground and I remember trying to get up and away from the immediate area. The group that was finishing up at hole #3 along with the group I was playing with immediately helped me by getting me to the bench by hole #3. The group in front of me called the front office and notified them that I had gotten hit but no one from the front office ever came to check on me. After waiting for 5-10 minutes with no sign of anyone coming to check up on us, I decided to just walk off the course. My friends drove me to get my head checked out by the hospital and our round ended early. The good news is that I managed to walked away with only a nasty welt and a bad headache. Bad news is that I probably have a decently sized medical bill coming my way and.. I didn't get to finish my round. I'll still be back to play at this course. The grounds are pretty nice and it's a great local course to play after a long day of work. The staff have also always been nice. I hope in the future, this golf course will consider repairing or improving the nets/fence by the driving range so that no one else gets hit by a stray ball. Maybe bring out an ice pack if someone else gets hit. That would've been nice. (To the group who helped me out, thank you very much. I still have your ice pack. If I see y'all at the course again, I'll make sure to give it back!)