Copper Club Golf Course

the course is nice, but services are spotty at best. If you are there to walk an easy and quiet 9, then you’re in luck. Weekdays mornings and early afternoons are pretty vacant. Sometimes there is no snack bar, primarily in the morning. Carts are decent enough to drive. Usually the course is in good shape. It is flat, short, straight and pretty easy. The grass I would describe and the nicest goat track, definitely playable. Perfect course to get some hacks in especially if you need some practice or to shoot a low round lol. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ because the course is nice

One of my favorite courses to play because it is super affordable and and actually a pretty nice course. Jeff, the head pro, has always been great to work with and is great if you need lessons. Just make sure you take mosquito repellent for holes 4-6.

The employee ive delt with the one time i went and second time i tried to go was quite rude. The first time i called for a tee time they sounded beyond annoyed that i was even calling and when i get there the annoyed attitude continued. Second time i tried to get a tee time i called at about 3 and asked if they had any available tee time, rather than telling me they were closing and didnt have any available, again in an annoyed tone told me he had like 2 cars in the parking lot. Any and every golfer would take that as "were open for whatever time you want." So i told him id like one for 3 30 and then he got all pissy and said "no were closing in like 30 minutes.". Kinda acted like i was dumb for expecting to be able to get a tee time. Service at this course is a joke. Not friendly at all. Course wasnt in the best shape but i didnt mind playing it. Driving range is also just a little 150 yard iron range. Dont recommend unless you dont care about rude individuals who act entitled and snobby. Employee i spoke with both times was the pinnacle of snobby golf douche.