King's Grant Golf & Country Club

Rental clubs were below below par. Course is Not maintained. I would not recommend to a friend

This was the first time I played the course. I had to play off of a lot of sand in the fairways. Nothing showed where the water was except for the large lakes. It would be best to play with someone that knows the course. The greens were okay. The staff at the front desk was friendly. I would play it a second time knowing that the lawns need to be addressed.

Nice course, they are continuing doing work on the course which you can see. Will come and play again.

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Fairways and rough were so short it’s basically hard pan. Several tee boxes were sand (not cool to tee off from a sand trap) green mats were on some tee boxes because of the lack of grass. I hope they are working on the course. As is I wouldn’t want to play the course again.

Shot 14 under and was a great round. Oops, that’s playing best ball with a foursome! Lol

This course is out of the way and pretty blue collar, so if you're looking for the non-country club feel, you'll like it. It is pretty cramped in its layout at points, making missed shots dangerous for others on the course. Our pace of play was hindered by the groups ahead of us who were playing to a near 6 hour pace. Course conditions were decent, and perhaps will get better when winter is over. Carts and clubhouse were rough. If you need to get some practice in, or your non-golfing friends want to go somewhere they can be themselves, this is the place.

Unfortunately we played here in the winter which was difficult to judge , even though the layout is nice nothing was overcseeded makes for a tuff second shot,

Little sloppy after the rains but fun and challenging

My friend and went here to play and showed up 20 minutes before our tee time. The course allowed a group of 20+ to play sunday . The marshall directed us to play the back 9, while we finished the back 9 in an hour…it took us 3 hours to finish the front 9. Be aware of sunday groupings here.