"Great course"
Only my 2nd round at this course, but both times I’ve been pleasantly surprised with the condition the course is in. Fairways in great shape and the greens rolled true. Tee boxes are the only thing that need some love as they look to have had a lot of play. Fun/attackable...
One course I don’t see on here is Green Oaks off of 601 south of Concord. If you are a beginner or want to practice your game without being pushed this place is great. $20 ($16 for seniors) is a great deal during the week. I’ve played a lot of courses on the list and I would have to say the money is in the greens. Right now I hate to say they roll more true and quick than some of the courses I’ve played here. Yes you may say it’s a dog track (very simple design with very short rough) but we all can’t fork out $40-$50 for greens fees (even with clickit). I shoot low 80’s so I’m not a hacker, but for some reason when you spend more money the “golfer etiquette” is out the window ie.. slow play, fivesomes, non repaired ball marks and so on. So when reading some of the recent past comments I agree with B-Man. This is an info site for us golfers to use. I’ve played Emerald Lake several times and never had any issues with the staff. Very pleasant and great to deal with.
"Great course"
Only my 2nd round at this course, but both times I’ve been pleasantly surprised with the condition the course is in. Fairways in great shape and the greens rolled true. Tee boxes are the only thing that need some love as they look to have had a lot of play. Fun/attackable...