Landings At Spirit

This is a really nice course to play in the valley. It's a links course so play your long game tight. Overall conditions were favorable. Sand traps looked okay and the greens were in pretty good shape. This is relatively simple course to play, very flat. But the club and ball washer on the cart is a nice feature. They do have portable potties and water jugs through the course.

The greens were awesome! The tees we're OK just hard to find a flat lie fairways were a little spotty but not bad overall the course was in good shape

Conveniently located in Chesterfield valley next to the airport. Very good greens. It can get noisy from the airplane engine sounds. Slow play during peak time like other public courses. Competitive price.

Fun course, links layout. Cart path only for the winter. Greens are winter speed. Should beat your handicap here

I have had it with those crabby old men that work there. Whoever is reading this review please do not take any grief from them and give it right back. I don't know who they think they are. Next time I am gonna freak out on all of them. Please do give them back twice the attitude they give you.

Greens and fairways in good shape. More yardage markers would be helpful as would be hole/course layout on scorecards. Hard to find balls in 'rough' bordering the fairways.

A friend and I played here this afternoon. It was a decently maintained course as the some of the back 9 greens were a little rough, some of the flags were broken (flags would fall off the tops), and the bunkers weren't great, but overall a nice course. However, the reason for the 3 star is because of the attitude of the staff. The starter told my buddy and I that we needed to hurry up anf tee off on hole 1 while there were people on the green.

It was a 280 yard shot to the green and downwind. I'm not the best, but my buddy can easily stripe a drive that far. We told the starter this, and he scoffed at us. I am not sure why he was rushing us anyway as by the time we got done with #1, we were waiting on the guys in front of us who were waiting on guys in front of them. who were waiting on people in front of them. The pace of play was slow. No desire to return here.

Had a tee time this past weekend, showed up 15 minutes before and was told that I was being "bumped" to a tee time an hour later. I play a fair amount of golf and had no idea being bumped was even a thing. I asked why my tee time was being moved and was told "That's just the way it is" Honestly, that's not a great answer. I was playing as a single and watched two groups of three players tee off ahead of me. I'll not be playing golf there again and that's just the way it is.

Sand bunkers have less than a inch of sand. USGA recommends 4 inches of sand. Pace of play is very, very slow. Greens are terrific. Fairways have improved. Cart path are in need of major repair. Overall course is in subpar condition.

Open forgiving public course. Family friendly. Decent prices. Links style. Wide open. Great for beginners. Grounds are well maintained. Great Bloody Mary's and good bar service. No goodie cart girls. Greens were fast. Pro shop has some essentials. balls, hats, gloves. Small driving range on property and putting green. Generally a busy course but the Marshalls do a good job keeping play moving.

The greens make up for the lack of undulation around the course. The constant challenge of the wind makes up for the lack of bunkers and water hazards around the course. Recommendation: Install 3 flag poles. One by the club house the the other two strategically located around the front and back 9. It would help golfers get a reference of what the wind is doing up high, thus able to make better decisions.

The good: The course is usually in great condition, the grass is always cut nice, the greens are in good shape, and the fairways are open. The bad: The course can play long, so if you're new to golf, this will be challenging. The hole placement on the greens are usually incredibly difficult. As if the guy creating the hole placement woke up in a bad mood and decided to take it out of the golfers.

I've learn to read these greens better and instead of 4 putting, I can usually 2 putt. The staff and manager are incredibly rude. I got screwed over because of one of their Pro Shop guys, Frank, not knowing how to use their computer system and understanding how memberships work. To spend that kind of money there, only to be treated poorly by all staff is frustrating.

I played golf here recently, and the course is in great shape, and the facilities were nice. All 4 of us in our group were happy with the amount charged for golf and the course itself, we had a great time. The problem we all had was with the staff. From the start, they were rude to each of us (we all went in separately over a period of about 30 minutes).

We all commented on how they warned us about completing our round and returning the carts by 7:15 pm. We thought this was odd, since sunset wasn't until 7:15, and civil sunset (when it actually gets dark) wasn't until 7:43. We played all 18 holes, and we finished our last hole in the dark, but we had not trouble seeing our balls on the 16th and 17th holes.

When we got in, the guy working the cart return had his car pulled up with the engine running and told us he was about to "lock us in". Contrast this with our experience at another course the week before. We go out later, and we couldn't finish all our holes, so we had to drive a bit to get the carts back after it got dark. The reception at this course was much different.

We were asked about how our rounds were. We were asked if we enjoyed the course. We helped the young man there clean out our carts and then we sat in the parking lot, comparing scores and settling bets. So, you can imagine which course we'll visit in the future. This course can keep the attitude, and we'll spend our money elsewhere.