Teton Reserve — Local services in Victor

Just finished playing this course. I am going to break my review up into a couple key parts.

Equipment/Facilities: The course is set up in a friendly way. They have a big driving range. A chipping green with could possibly support 2 golfers practicing. They have a putting green, which could support 5 people putting at the same time. The club house seems well stocked and like it was a newer facility. The golf carts are a decent quality. The carts are clean and parked nicely for you.

Employees: The employee's were friendly. They seemed professional with little interaction. They had a cart girl approach us on hole #2. She never came back after that. We tee'd off at 1:45.

Grass/Landscape You can tell at one point this course used to be a quality place. The layout of the course is definitely as I expected. Some holes were beautiful views. Other holes lack luster with only the backdrop to help make things easier on the eyes. The grass had a lot of disease. (Rough winters) The first 14 holes were under watered and it showed with lots of dead grass. The last 4 holes were somewhat taken care of but still seemed drier than most. 90% of the bunkers were missing sand and had 2 or 3 inch rocks in them.

Pace of Play: The breaks between each tee time seemed to be to short. We often had 3 groups on one hole. We were behind some slow groups but honestly 2 hours and 15 minutes for each 9 isn't horrible.

Overall: I gave this course 2 stars because they expectation vs reality wasn't there. I had heard good things about the course years ago but didn't have the time or funds to make it to the course. They seemed to have just gave up on maintenance. Personally I would rather them place the money into course maintenance. They had all but 2 tee times booked when we asked the club pro how busy it was. They should be able to afford it. I won't be going out of my way to play that course again unless they figure the maintenance portion out. Municipal courses are in better shape with limited funding and no...

The day started out wonderfully with good staff. Took my 2 friends out to play their first round of golf ever! They had their 2 boys (11 and 12) kids didn’t play until the last 2 holes(played 9) I was teaching them the rules and etiquette. Didn’t know there was a certain age to drive a cart. My bad and now I know. Guess the card holders called us in about kids rolling around on the green (They were playing around on in the rough or the fairway while we were hitting the ball) after hole 9 the golf pro or as he claimed the owner of the corse who looked drunk stoped us and didn’t want to believe what I was explaining to him about the kids not acting like that. I was trying to introduce my friends and their kids to golf! Explained that to the pro and he acted like he didn’t care to believe in what I had to say. Thanks for the experience! Don’t think I will be back! And don’t think...

Basic public course. Good enough for 9 or 18 if the weather is nice, but lower your expectations. The course is not in great condition. Clubhouse staff was super-friendly. Prices are fair given the state of the course. Lots of weeds. Greens are sand-covered in some places. Scenery is really nice, but you cannot see the Tetons from the course. The course should be super laid back, but other groups were breathing down our neck beginning on the first hole. Little respect and patience for novice players, which makes no sense given the laid back vibe. The round was tainted by a man claiming to be the head pro. He drove up on us and was confrontational and passive aggressive. I think he was trying to suck up to his own group because we were playing slow. No need to be a jerk, especially at a public course that welcomes...