Crescent Golf Club

New ownership here in the last month or so and course is being renamed "The Revival at The Crescent Golf Club" to reflect the aspirations of the new owners.This course has been around for a while. My father-in-law from Mocksville used to play here regularly 20 years ago. This was my first time playing and apparently the course conditions have varied considerably over the years. I can say that when I played in October 2016, the conditions were very good. Sure some of the fairways had some rough spots and some of the greens were burned out. The bunkers are mostly unplayable, though they were clearly starting to work on those. But most lies in the fairways and most of the greens were in good to excellent condition. The greens were actually quite good, which is fortunate because many of the greens are quite long (a rangefinder is helpful, or pay close attention to the color of the flag since it can be 30 yards difference from front to back on some).I would say that $20-$30 is a fair green fee for this course, depending on when you want to play. I actually made a reservation on GolfNow for $10/each only to get an email from the course saying they are no longer participating in GolfNow, but the new owners could not get GolfNow to take them off their site. To their credit, the golf course honored my GolfNow price.Pace of play was excellent, customer service was excellent. I will definitely be back.

The Crescent is much improved from last year. The greens are nice, they have added some new cart paths, the course is in good shape. It's a nice design, and they've put in a lot of work to bring it back. Great value at $25 senior weekday.

I had heard that new ownership had made some bery positive changes here, but my experience is not a glowing one . Booked online for $41.00 , when we asked the lady how the corse looked, she replied Its Great . we found that to be less truthful. Several holes do not have any grass in the tee box , fairways are barren , sand traps are red dirt . Defiantly expected better conditions for the cost . on the positive side , the holes you see upon entry are fantastic, but that only #10& 11, so don't be fooled and think All the holes are in that condition

I've been playing golf for 20 years and the greens here were the worst I've putted on hands down. The course I was told was under new ownership and the renamed the revival at the crescent. I'd be more inclined to name it the crucifixion at the crescent. Quite honestly this place shouldn't be open charging people money until they get some grass on the greens.