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"Great course"

10/20/26: Review by B-Man

Olde Sycamore is now one of the more dependable public courses for conditions and rates. It is a fun layout where you don't need driver off the tee very often and I've played it for over 2 decades. So it feels like an old friend when I get back here to play. The greens...

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4/16/26 - Charles T. Myers Golf Club "Worth playing" After my negative review from January, I owe it to the course to post an update. I played Charles T. Myers on 4-16-2026 based on a recommendation from a friend who played there the week before. I am glad to report that the Poa Anna infestation is gone. The greens were rolling good. They are much better than they were in January, but many greens still have bad patches from the damage done in a previous year when they were allowed to cook in 90+ degrees temperatures without being watered. No holes were set in the bad areas. When you consider the cost, CT Myers GC is a decent value for the money. The layout is golfer-friendly and the overall condition of the course is good. The bunkers have been rebuilt in the past 2 years and are better than many courses costing much more to ply. The fairways are in decent shape for this time of year. The tee boxes are okay. The staff is as friendly and helpful as you will find anywhere. Don't expect greatness from this course, but it's fun to play, and a good value. Read The Review
1/8/26 - Charles T. Myers Golf Club "Bad, stay away" If you are serious about golf, you won't like this course. The greens are infested with Poa Annua. The Bermuda is dormant so the clusters of Poa make for very bumpy, unreliable putting. The rest of the course is in decent condition for this time of year. I played CT Myers in early November and the Poa wasn't as bad as now, meaning that nothing has been done. I don't see how those responsible for maintaining the greens could ignore this problem. Even with the reasonable muni-course green fees it's still a waste of money. I can overlook a lot of shortcomings, but unplayable greens are unacceptable. I'll stay away from CT Myers until the greens are decent. Read The Review

4/16/26 - Charles T. Myers Golf Club
"Worth playing"

After my negative review from January, I owe it to the course to post an update. I played Charles T. Myers on 4-16-2026 based on a recommendation from a friend who played there the week before. I am glad to report that the Poa Anna infestation is gone. The greens were rolling good. They are much better than they were in January, but many greens still have bad patches from the damage done in a previous year when they were allowed to cook in 90+ degrees temperatures without being watered. No holes were set in the bad areas. When you consider the cost, CT Myers GC is a decent value for the money. The layout is golfer-friendly and the overall condition of the course is good. The bunkers have been rebuilt in the past 2 years and are better than many courses costing much more to ply. The fairways are in decent shape for this time of year. The tee boxes are okay. The staff is as friendly and helpful as you will find anywhere. Don't expect greatness from this course, but it's fun to play, and a good value.
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1/8/26 - Charles T. Myers Golf Club
"Bad, stay away"

If you are serious about golf, you won't like this course. The greens are infested with Poa Annua. The Bermuda is dormant so the clusters of Poa make for very bumpy, unreliable putting. The rest of the course is in decent condition for this time of year. I played CT Myers in early November and the Poa wasn't as bad as now, meaning that nothing has been done. I don't see how those responsible for maintaining the greens could ignore this problem. Even with the reasonable muni-course green fees it's still a waste of money. I can overlook a lot of shortcomings, but unplayable greens are unacceptable. I'll stay away from CT Myers until the greens are decent.
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