I'd rate the course at 4.5 stars, but I'll give a 5 star for the great staff and the affordable cost. As Shannon said the course is in pretty good shape. The tee boxes could use some help and in the dry conditions were pretty hard. We played on a couple of days after the greens were aerated and the sand lay was pretty aggressive so putting was just for funsies. The course has a lot of variety and plenty of tricky shots up and down hills. A whole bunch of above-and-below-the-feet lies will give you some good practice. Some blind tee shots over fairway rises may entice a few more irons from the box for accuracy. All of the doglegs were manageable and the many trees were mostly out of the way of most shots. The greens are pretty small, though, so you'll be your practicing accurate approaches or little chips. The bunkers were well defined and some cut nice and deep - and could of used some of the sand they laid on the greens. One thing we enjoyed on the pretty open course was the 'rough' where we could find and play our ball! In the northeast we often get 4-5 cuts in the rough and it makes missing the fairway pretty expensive and slows the game down. But above all, the staff at Warrior's Path was friendly and helpful with a warm welcome and a neighborly goodbye - even after we came back late having finished the 18th at sunset after an hour delay from a thunderstorm. Thanks for having us out, ya'll!

6 months ago

One of my favorite golf courses in the area! The views of the mountains are amazing, and the course is always in great shape. It’s challenging enough to keep it interesting but still really playable at all skill levels. The staff are friendly and helpful, and the clubhouse has a nice vibe with a good pro shop and some solid food and drinks.

4 months ago

Very well-maintained, mostly. Fairways, tee boxes and rough were really good cut. Greens were kind of, mostly puttable. Great staff. Good carts. As time goes by I'm less and less a mountain course player so I struggled with a 91 today. No fault to the course or the layout l. Even pros just don't pair well with certain types of courses. I would play again if I'm in the area just because fairway conditions were so good. Maybe greens are better on spring and fall months.

6 months ago