The Summit Club

Used to be a private course. Course is well kept
Greens in great condition. Very scoreable
Only downside is there are no amenities.

Staff is great. Nick is one of the best teaching professionals in the area.

Similar to another review, the fairways and greens and in terrific shape, but the rough and several tee boxes were filled with weeds and missing markers. Bunkers were okay, inconsistent sand even in the same trap. Fun layout overall, but wouldn’t say it’s similar to other private clubs.

The course is great, it can be some what quirky but is great for a low or high handicap player. It has fairly flat but true greens. Fairways are mint. Tee boxes are flat and in decent shape. I would 100% be going back just hope they can keep this deal online. Head pro Nick is a gentleman.

Nick the teaching pro was great greeted us upon arrival got us squared away with our carts gave us a lay of the land
Staff is very friendly, course conditions were great especially for a newer course, worth the money for sure pace of play is good and you really get to take your time, beverage cart is great, carts are brand new comfortable and rain cover for your bags is great, putting green was in great shape for this July, the range is nice off to the side with some privacy and shade,
Plans for a real club house are in the works as I hear for the fall
I would highly recommend as it’ll only get better from here

I played yesterday and let me tell you it was one of the worst kept courses I’ve played you can’t find your ball anywhere. The “pro” was a huge jerk and arrogant like he’s better then everyone. Grass was barely cut and the “club house” is a trailer. I would say this course would be worth it for $50.

Did not expect to drive to a “private club” with NOTHING there. Looked & felt like I was at a garbage dump when I first pulled in. Just a parking lot, construction looking trailer & a wooden structure with some picnic tables with a beat up looking food truck. Played the course which was okay, nothing to write home about. They should really only charge $20 or $25 just to cover the cart rental fee cause there is nothing else there. No need to tip cause nobody could be bothered to assist us with our bags or offer to clean our clubs.

I paid ~$100 which I think was good value. Not worth more than that currently. Layout was good, looks like Rees Jones Inc made a lot of changes to it in this latest iteration. Head pro greeted me in the parking lot and showed me the lay of the land. Range balls on both ends of the range (irons only downhill, full bag uphill). Workers on every hole so the course is getting the TLC it needs. Greens and fairways are pristine but rough needed some watering and deeper rough needed some weed killer. Overall, if you like having the course to yourself and want to feel like a member for a day come give this a try before it goes fully private.

Not worth, $200. Should be priced $100-$120 range. Course is well maintained, good layout. Pace of play was excellent. Amenities were awful. A trailer and food truck is all they offer. Also clubhouse (trailer) doesn’t accept cash.

Way over priced. No amenities. We brought our own food and beer.
No bathrooms on golf course either.

Wasn't worth 180 for a hot 18 hole day ..course was tight & narrow and paced sucked

Got a hot deal, was worth the price. Can’t imagine this course going fully private with no clubhouse or pool. Should be a fully public course with the low amenities. Would play for 100$ again.

Good track, not crowded, friendly staff and pros, great pace of play compared to most courses in the area.

Friendly staff and the natural setting of all most hole.
Really nice course!

Got hot deal for $116. Talked to drew that manager, really nice guy. Said golf now should be offering deals the rest of the year. Course is awesome and in very good shape. Probably wouldn't pay 200 to play like I've seen but definitely a hot deal. Recommended now before it goes fully private again.