Chesapeake Golf Club

I only played this course once and have no idea if this issue was resolved. I reserved and paid for my round in advance through the Golf Now app. I arrived well ahead of my scheduled tee time. I was warned in advance that all of the greens had some fungus and the greens keeper was going to treat. However, if during my round , if I found the greens unplayable, they would refund me. Just the heads up of these poor conditions was commendable and appreciated. That being said, it is my opinion that should this isn't repaired, they should offer discounted prices. So yes, the greens do need work. The fairways are in decent shape as are most of the tee boxes. It will interesting to see how this course plays when the fungus issue is cleared up. As is, this course is ok to get in some practice. Especially in the short game aspect. They have a small practice putting green and a driving range. Three stars is generous.

The golf course displayed a mix of well-maintained areas and some that appeared to require attention. The staff was notably courteous and accommodating. Being in close proximity to houses offers convenience for residents, but it also calls for diligent management to ensure minimal disruptions for golf players.

This course, when cared for, can be very nice. Has some very challenging holes. Played today (7/18/24) and I was shocked how bad it has become in 1 month. The greens are becoming unusable. I know we've had some very hot days but I've played other courses in the area and they are in FAR better shape. Their carts (gas) are in bad shape and it's not surprising. The cart paths are in terrible shape, full of potholes. To make it worse, MOSQUITOS!! They could carry small children away. Really such a shame. This could be the class of the Hampton Roads area.

Challenging but well maintained GC, friendly staff and a nice restaurant inside. My 2 biggest issues is the greens are super slow, and the locals like to use the fairways as there backyards and the cart paths as walking trails, not really much they can do about the locals problem it seems like.

Fun quick course in Chesapeake. The greens were a little hard but playable, houses lined a majority of the course and the fairways and bunkers were well maintained. There were three golfers infront of us that had no golf etiquette, ended up having to jump a hole past them as they were on at least a 4 hour pace, and taking multiple hits off the tee box. Interacted with another golfer after and he was just as Unfriendly. The staff was super friendly and the prices were affordable, definitely adding this gem into my regular golf rotation.

We had a Christmas company party here last night. The location was great. There were plenty of parking spaces. The venue itself was beautifully decorated for Christmas. They had a lovely entrance area. I also noticed they had a bridal room for brides to get ready before their wedding ceremony. They have a grand ballroom with a small bar area attached and a small buffet area to serve food. The servers were very attentive. The food was okay. (I'll review on the caterers on their yelp page). I had a great time.

First, the pros:1. The fairways were in good shape, and the greens were in excellent condition. I've honestly never seen greens in this good of shape at a public course.2. Drainage did not seem to be an issue. There had been a few days of rain, on and off, in the days before we played but the course was in fine shape with regard to standing water. The bunkers were as good as any other public course in the area and were not flooded, despite the rain. The cons: 1. No range balls available. The pro shop made several calls to the range for someone to refill the ball dispenser, but none were available in the 45 minutes I waited for my tee-time. 2. no starter on a Saturday morning. People just drove up to the first tee and started. We arrived at our tee time early and still waited 15 minutes past because of the three groups on the tee in front of us. There were at least three groups behind us waiting for their turn. There needs to be a starter, especially on Saturday mornings, to keep traffic flowing and maintaining order.3. The course felt very crowded by the houses that surround almost every hole, and while the greens were in excellent shape, they were the smallest greens I've ever played. The course layout is somewhat confusing; the turn is at 12 instead of after 9, and a couple of holes turn back on themselves in a weird way that's hard to explain. 4. They seemed surprised at the turn when my group came in to get hot dogs and drinks for the back. At least surprise would explain why it took so long.

My son goes to golf camp here every year. The staff is great, it's reasonably priced, and my kids have fun. Love it.

No complaints about the course conditions. However, it took us 6 hours to play 18 here, not the advertised 4:20. This was because they played a tournament that morning, and rather than push everyone's tee time back, they scrunched them up so they were roughly 5 minutes apart. We waited 10-20 minutes on every single tee box to tee off. Then, somehow, after spending the vast majority of our time waiting and waiting at every single tee box, the ranger came up to us on hole 4 and asked us to pick up the pace (?) We were absolutely stupefied as we had been playing relatively quickly and were always waiting for 2 groups at every box. We explained this to the man and he was impolite.We will not be returning here and had half a mind to ask for our money back.

Unless you are paying $5 with a cart, do NOT play here. Greens look like a safari. Rough is 8" tall. I do not recommend spending the money. Go play somewhere else.