Charles T Myers (5/5) - 3 stars - “There were bare spots in the fairway. The tee boxes were all in good shape and marked well. The greens were rolling a bit slow and for the most part were in good condition with just a few with bare spots. The fairways are very open on most holes. There are fairway bunkers on nearly every hole and green side bunkers scattered throughout. If you go out of bounds you will be penalized severely because of heavy overgrowth and steep drop offs.”
Olde Sycamore Golf Plantation (5/2) - 4 stars - “Overall I really liked the course for its wide-open fairways and the layout. The greens and tee boxes are in excellent condition. The greens are large for the most part and not a lot of undulation. Today they were rolling true and all seemed to be in excellent condition. I highly recommend this course for its overall quality and value. A senior rate at $40 bucks Monday to Thursday is very reasonable for a course of this caliber.”
Rocky River Golf Club (5/1) - 4 stars - “Very solid experience at Rocky River. Bermuda is still waking up in the fairways, so they played hard and fast, but I played the ball down and had good lies all day. Tee boxes are somewhat beat up. Bunkers were raked and in good condition. Greens were exceptional — really smooth, beautiful, consistent surfaces — among the very best greens in the area, including those at high-end private clubs. Pace of play was excellent — 4 hours on a Sunday morning.”
Mooresville Golf Club (4/17) - 4 stars - “One of the better public courses I’ve played recently. Greens were slick and rolled true. A few of the tee boxes were somewhat beat up given all the play (tee sheet always fills up!), but that’s easy to forgive. The value you get for the green fees is still one of the best in the CLT area for public courses IMO.“
