Landings at Spirit Golf Club

"Greens were in good shape considering the heat. But, $44 including cart for 9 holes at 5pm was a little much. Would probably play there more if it was less expensive."

"Took 3 hours to play the front 9. The course was in great condition, but they clearly need to learn how to run a tee sheet. When we got to the second hole we were the SIXTH group on that hole. They clearly overloaded the course for extra revenue with no regard for pace of play."

"VERY expensive on weekends. Early spring here and the average course conditions don't justify the higher pricing IMHO. Course may justify the weekend price later in the season. It is a fun course to play, with about the proper number of holes that are easy, medium, and difficult. I appreciate that there's a driving range. I'll play it again after a couple of months on a weekday"

"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 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."