Magnolia Green Golf Club

The people playing out there don't know how to repair ball marks and who ever was playing in front of our group were dragging there feet on the greens.

I have playing here since it was a young 9 hole track. 2nd 9 holes were a great addition to the quite difficult but fun original. Disappointed in the large increase in price over the past few years but with the amazing increase in the development there, I can see the ability to do so. Also the winter CPO rule kept my group away. As for our round, I called to inquire about aeration and was told the greens were almost back to perfect. Not even close, the practice green was slow and bumpy and the course greens were a little faster but very bumpy. Bunkers were not in good shape. Fairways were starting to come in but still thin. The practice area is nice but they need to move the ropes for driving range more often as the area had little grass left. The clubhouse and bar/grill is very nice and snack bar at #10 well placed and easy. Potential to get back to being a great course is there but conditions not great now. Couple good weeks for greens, longer for fairways and bunkers need a lot of work.

Beautiful, challenging course that definitely saw me use every club in my bag. I average ~ 40 rounds/year, and it’s a rarity for me ro pay $80-$100/ round, so finding a great deal at this course on TeeOff was a very pleasant surprise.

Course was excellent. They need to get players to fix green divots and take the sand. Besides that course was fantastic and pace of play fast.

I understand this course is in a popular neighborhood and gets tons of play but the condition of the course does not justify a >$50 cost. They rarely have a ranger and our round was extremely slow again

This course was recommended to me and it didn't disappoint. Tee to green was really solid. Bunkers were a little so so but overall a really good course that had some challenging greens. There were some holes that I would play different the next time but again it was fair and a good test.

If you are looking for a course that is consistently in good shape you found it maybe a little pricier than other courses but it shows in its condition

Our foursome paid close to $400 including range balls and played well with in pace but had a local high school team (i guess they were members kids) hitting into us. Apparently they were playing through everyone very aggressively, The ranger intervened and apologized saying they were "very impatient", and made them skip a hole. That was the right thing to do , but if you are a serious golfer don't play on Sunday afternoons at Magnolia Greens, its more for member families. Other than that its an okay track.

I cannot figure out why this course is only rated 4.1 out of 5 stars because it's way better! It's right up there with Independence and Royal New Kent! I always enjoy my time there and the people I run into are always good people as well! Wish I lived less than an hour away!

Mag Green is a nice course and a bit challenging. While it was enjoyable to play the price was quite high at around $90 and then additional for a cart. There are other local courses that are just as nice for a lower cost.

If price is not a factor in your decision, you may enjoy Mag Green's course as it has challenging greens and a nice layout.

Would I play here again? Sure, but it wouldn't be often.

Course is pricey, but I now see why. Course was in great condition and the course is very challenging. Definitely a ball placement course with not too many flat greens. Facilities are very nice as well. Will play there again for sure!

The course was fine and I have played it many times. This was the first time I booked a tee time through Golf Now because the rate was so good. I was unpleasantly surprised when I checked in and was told I owed another $19 for a cart fee.

If you book with golf now they try and say you didn't book with a cart, and charge you.

Booked my tee time as a “hot deal”. When I checked in I was told that the cart fee was not included so I was billed an extra $8.96 (plus $5.66 for a small bucket of range balls). My receipt from GolfNow made no mention of cart fees so I went ahead and paid it. When I got home I checked my original booking which said that cart fees were included. Not a huge deal but annoying nonetheless. The course itself was challenging and in very good condition. We had received quite a bit of rain the two days before so there was standing water in a number of bunkers. It was cart path only which led to a slow round (4:50). Despite these minor complaints I very much enjoyed the course and look forward to returning in the near future.