Played this weekend and the course was in great shape! Greens are a little tricky but it's golf in the classic sense! Great value at $15 to walk 9 its a better deal than a bucket of balls, and a great way to work on your irons. Great views and friendly people, the Inn is beautiful too! Check it out!
6 months ago
I really hate to leave negative reviews but.... My wife and I played golf here earlier this week. To say the course was in rough shape is an understatement. The greens were absolutely unplayable. There was very little signage to tell you which tee box to use for the next hole and the flags were so faded you couldn't read the numbers on them. All of this would have been OK if it wasn't for the price they charged. It cost two of us $65 to play 9 holes on the worst course I've seen. Maplewood is close by and is in outstanding shape and they only charge $50 to play 9 holes with a cart after 3pm. Save your time and money and go play someplace else.
In response to the owner, I never said your course should be a country club. We saw the signs about the greens being in rough shape. My point was, if you are going to have a course that rough, than you should lower your price. $65 for 2 people to play 9 holes is ridiculously high for a course in that condition.
a year ago
We dined on 12/30/22 in the Pub from 5:30-7:30pm. We were the only guests there.
We received our meals after waiting about 55 minutes. Our meals were from the Specials offerings that night, mine being a $38.00 steak over French Fries. When the meals arrived, my friend's portion was quite small while my piece of steak was generous, although the fries immediately reminded us as what you would expect from a fast food restaurant.
The meat was very difficult to cut but I attributed it to the poor quality knife I was given. I cut about 1/8th of the steak into bite sized pieces and tried the first bite. The salt and pepper seasoning was well distributed and tasty at first. As the chewing continued on the now, known to be, tough piece of meat, an odd taste also came through. I then tried the fries and as expected, they were nearly the exact product that McDonald's serves, just less flavorful. Another bite of the steak revealed the same odd taste so I described this to my friend who elected to try a bite of it and the fries, as well. She, too, was unimpressed.
At this point, I decided to push my plate aside and the restaurant was becoming busier so we did not see our server (presumably the owner or manager) until he asked us if we wanted dessert. We declined and he quickly disappeared, without asking how our food was.
We received our bill, paid it, left a 20% tip and left.
Over the next 12 to 18 hours, I became violently ill at home, with a very high fever. For the next night and following day, I was sick in bed until it mostly resolved at about the 36-48 hour mark.
At this point, I decided to email the Inn. I revealed all of the above and asked for a response.
It has been an additional 5 days since my email was sent and I have received no communication in return.
I had asked that my $38.00 steak meal be refunded and still, no offer to credit my card or otherwise.
To say I am disappointed is an understate. I have been a loyal patron for thirty years now. I even had my Wedding there back in 1996, which speaks to my fondness of the Inn.
My only conclusion is that now, with new owners in place, they just do not have the same sense of dedication, commitment or care of their customers, which is heartbreaking.
I truly hope they read this very honest review and take it into consideration as they welcome 2023 in with their new and forever faithful customers.
I will update this if I hear from them.
a year ago
Inn looks nice we played the golf course the greens were unplayable course needs a lot of work should not be charging to play this course with the condition it’s in
2 years ago
Nice little course. Nothing too fancy and under some development. Good for beginners, families
5 years ago