Angels Crossing Golf Club

This course is awesome 👌🏽 Greens are very large! Really an understatement how big these greens are, and fast!!! Everything was in great shape. I would and need to play this again! We'll worth the cost 👍🏽

Played in July 2025, was my 2nd time playing. Course is in good shape. There were some reviews in 2024 about diseased greens and fairways. That is not really the case this year. There was some minor disease on tee boxes, fairways and greens, but nothing as to what is mentioned in some reviews. By and large it was minimal and did not impact our experience at all. 18’s green had a big dead spot in a straight line - I assume that was a mower malfunction, but again, this was not common there this year. The layout and green complexes are incredible! You can score if you keep it in play. The par 3 6th hole has one of the craziest greens you’ll ever see. There’s a mix of open, linkish holes, and tight holes thru the trees. There are some great views of the area on 10’s teebox. Holes 5-7 is probably the best stretch on the course. 5 is a tricky dogleg right par 4. 6 has the crazy green. 7 is a monster par 4, dogleg left. 10 and 11 are super scoreable par 4’s, but 12 is a MONSTER par 3 - can stretch out to 260 from the tips. Other than hole #4, the par 5’s are reachable/scoreable holes. Greens were surprisingly soft and somewhat slow. I was expecting more funneling of the ball on the green contours, as sometimes we got stuck on down or side slopes. Greens rolled true tho, and it was hard to find flat putts, so to make them you had to hit good putts. We all thought the price was fair for peak summer time, as the course was in MUCH better shape than some reviews implied. If you’re in the area, it’s a must play!

Course overall is slightly better shape than last year, but still disappointing. Although, according to 2 different members of management, course is in pristine shape. Customer service has not improved: They have installed gazebo near bag drop and have 2 employees staffed. However, they sit on the carts scrolling on their phones as you walk by them to get a cart. They allow 5, 6 and even 8-somes. Starter and clubhouse allows groups to start on 10, jumping groups finishing the front. Carts rarely have sand-filled bottles, even first thing in the morning. New cart paths installed near green of hole 3 and 7. Several pins each week are placed on steep slopes or placed in the wrong quadrant. Bunkers have rocks, sand is inconsistent between holes . Most tees only have 1 tee marker - only par 3 holes have 2. Several tee boxes, greens and many fairways have burned and/or dead patches. Several fairways look like zebra stripes of dead grass.