It’s been dry lately but there was absolutely no grass on the tee boxes or greens. Couldn’t roll a ball straight on the greens, dead grass was too bumpy. Fairways were dead so ball rolls a ton but hard to control. The workers were very kind and you can tell they are doing the best with what they are stuck with. Late afternoon was a great time to go, not many other golfers on the course!

Poorly maintained for standards down here, but for the price there’s a lot of value.

Dirt fairways. Otherwise decent for the price. Also it’s called Wildcat Crossing now

The course is not in any condition to play. Most of the fairway was dirt and we hit from temporary tee boxes at the red. This was by far the worse condition I have ever played in.

This course is 4 miles from my house, and I will skip it to play elsewhere. Price is above the condition of the course. However, it is under new ownership, and you can tell improvements are being made. Fairways are the big issue right now. The greens have made huge improvements (I can only remember one green with a few bare spots). I am looking forward to future trips to this course as it can only get better. This review was written after the name was switched to Wildcat Crossing.