Course Reviews

Rated
4
 by Seabrook on May 31, 2014 at 6:56am

Great course, well laid out. Arrived a major rain and the course received a lot of washed out landscaping. Otherwise it has great tee pads and well maintained.

Rated
5
 by injulen on Jul 26, 2012 at 12:11pm

This course is very well maintained and the staff is incredibly friendly! Two different courses to play both with very detailed signs. Concrete tees, lots of picnic tables and trash receptacles, and nice clean port-a-potties! This page says that it costs $4 a round but it was $5 a round when we went. Highly recommend checking this course out! VERY easy to get to the course as well, it is nice and close to the interstate.

Rated
5
 by delaRosa on Aug 14, 2011 at 1:07am

This course is fantastic. The people that run it are extremely nice. You can feed the trout which was a blast in itself. I believe they have two 18 hole courses. Twisting and turning through the woods..its what the game is about. Worth the drive.

Rated
4
 by McMcMc on Aug 25, 2010 at 9:05am

Great course, maybe my favorite in an area with many great courses. It's heavily wooded, the fairways are well maintained, and off the fairways the woods are pretty open and cleared of underbrush. The course is mostly in old growth forest, and it makes for some really picturesque holes.

Also, the PDGA website info is not current as of writing this (August 2010). Acker's Acres has 30 holes. You can choose to play the original 18 holes or play the back 18 which includes the 'twisted twelve'. The back course is longer (6091') and more difficult. You can pay $5 for 18 holes, $7 to play all 30, or $8 to play all day.

Definitely check this course out if you're in the area.

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