Chester W. Ditto Golf Course

This is a fun course that presents a few challenges along the way. Overall the course was in great shape (excluding the greens and bunkers). Some of the holes are wide open and forgiving if the ball went left or right. Meanwhile there are other holes that demand a fairly straight tee shot. There is not a lot of water on this course; so if water is the obstacle in your game, this might be the course for you.
From the guy a the counter to the ranger/​marshal on the course, all the staff I encountered were friendly and welcoming. Unlike a few other courses I’ve played this course has a ‘cart girl’ who made it around fairly frequently.
This course was in good shape and was a lot of fun. The day I played the pace of play was decent. My group finished in just over 4 hours, which is acceptable. My only real complaint about this course is with the greens and the bunkers. When I golfed here the greens were in really bad shape. It’s not a good thing when an approach shot lands on the green and sand flies all over the place. Speaking of sand, the bunkers could use a little more (thankfully I only ended in one of them).
I had good time (and a fairly decent round) and would gladly golf here again.

This was a great course to play. I had heard about it from someone I golfed with last year, and I had nothing else to do last Saturday, so I went to check it out. It’s like a ½ hour from where I live, but it was worth it. The course looked in decent shape when I drove by, and it looked like a nice layout. The clubhouse is really small — the pro-​shop and food counter are on opposite sides of a room full of golf gear. The guy working the counter was also working the food counter, so he’d have to run back and forth now and then. It’s a low-​key kinda place. Anyhow it wsa 30-​some-​odd bucks for 18 holes with a cart which is standard. They paired me up with some other guy who had a tee time like an hour from then. The place was not busy — I didn’t see anyone else teeing off or anything. Even when we did tee off, it was just the two of us. No idea why we had to wait. There were two people in front of us, and two behind us. Play was pretty slow. We had to wait on every drive, and on many second shots. Many of the greens are in crummy condition, but I played so well on that front nine (41! new record!) that I’m only taking off one star. The holes are well laid out, and fun to play. A lot of them are downright evil; some holes have fairways where the first half leans left, then the second half leans right. Good luck with a straight drive there! Not too much water, thank god. But I had a fun time. I’d go back.

Nice course, friendly staff, BUT the greens were a.w.f.u.l. I know this isn’t a high dollar course, but the greens at CWDGC were in terrible shape the last 3 times I’ve played there.
Other than that the course is pretty awesome. It plays like 3 different courses in one. At first it looks like a regular small municipal course, then it opens up with very wide and windy fairways, and finishes off in a very challenging and hilly wooded area.
Great for practice. I recommend walking this course.

Ditto is a fun, yet challenging golf course. The front side is fairly easy with a few tough holes. Hilly, tight fairways make the back side more difficult. Even though they water tee to green, it can play hard and fast (the way I prefer a course) if it hasn’t rained in a while. Just the opposite if it has. The course stays in good shape.
For those who like to warm up before a round there are practice chipping and putting greens and a driving range. For those who like to stay cool during a round, there is an on-​course beverage cart (usually driven by a nubile coed).
My low round at Ditto is 85. But a golfer who drives the ball straight and hits a lot of fairways can go low on this track. In case you’re interested, the course record is 64.