Turnberry Golf Club

Overcast day with recent heavy rains. Course was a bit soggy in places, but well maintained fairways and greens. Challenges to keep on the fairways and avoid the fescue. Also several water hazards and pot bunkers to add to the challenge. An excellent course for working on your iron shots.

16 par3's but still enjoyable round. Excellent practice also the course is well maintained and designed. Greens are good as well

Had a starter make a very rude comment towards a member of my group who was sharing clubs with another member of our foursomes. "He should have his own clubs" along with an eye-roll and look of disgust. Found this very rude because this member was starting to get into golf. Not everyone has money to buy a set right away and this made my group and friend feel very unwelcome. Worked golf ops for 5+ years at a Turnberry course and this would have never been an issue. All in all, great course if you want to practice some challenging par 3's.

Although a Par 3 course, it is challenging enough to keep you interested. Great course layout with every hole offering a new set of challenges. The pace was great the day we played, which was a Monday. Have played it twice. The only downside is the price. One can play a full size course for less and that was with a discount.

Course is in great shape, staff are always friendly. Because it's mostly part 3s, a lot of beginners (which is great) but space them out a little more, often have lineups at the tee blocks.

The layout of the golf course is tremendous. A great test of your irons and short game with interesting and scenic par 3s.
The greens had been recently aerated, which is absolutely necessary for fast, firm greens. My complaint is that there was zero notice or courtesy of informing our group about the status of the greens. While it would not have made a difference as to our golf outing, knowing this would have been appreciated.
Lastly, our round took 3 hrs AND 32 minutes. This was caused entirely one foursome (2 groups in front of our 10:20am, Friday sept 3rd )
As the second group waiting on the 13th tee, we could see this foursome playing very slow and taking pictures while the following groups waited. From this vantage point , we could see this group stickhandling around the 13th green. We also could see no others golfers on 14, 15, 16, with a group ON THE GREEN on 17.
When looking for a course ranger or marshal to help alleviate the problem, there was no ranger on the course. A call to the ProShop from one of our playing partners failed to activate a ranger to look into the situation. This was very disappointing from an established golf course than markets itself to quick rounds of challenging executive length golf only minutes from the city.

This is a nice course, in great shape. My group plays early so when we were done we were unable to get beer and food. Something that should be able to get. Other than that we had a great time.

Played for first time wit friends had a great time, close to home wud Definitely come bak.

The course is well maintained and the staff are both friendly and helpful. There are a lot of short holes but it is definitely a fun challenge.
It was a little disappointing that the restaurant area wasn’t open for lunch following the round, it would have been nice to grab a drink and a bite to eat after a hit round of golf.

We were followed around from green to green by the greenskeeper who was repairing the divots. He stood on the green and watched while players putted and also gave putting advice. He held groups up and was not providing space for the groups to play uninhibited.
This was completely unacceptable to be out there during prime time of play interfering with players. Where is the golf etiquette??? SO WRONG, and not professional!