Pine View Golf Course

Avoid at all costs. If I was given a free round there, I would burn it.

Pine View is a nice little course to play if you’re in the area. The prices for a round of 9 during the week are pretty average, and there’s a smaller, cheaper par 3 course (the Little Pine Nine) to play if that’s your thing. The driving range is standard, but they have an automatic ball machine right next to the range so you can skip the clubhouse altogether.
They take pretty decent care of the course, though the Little Pine course is much rougher. Fairways are nice and short, and everything is well-​watered. I’ve played both the back and front nine, and while they’re hugely different, both are fun to play. I enjoyed them as a very very new golfer, but so did my father, who’s been playing much longer.
A few words of advice, though– call ahead to find out when the leagues and private lessons are. We got stuck once behind a group of women practicing after their private lesson, and it was horribly frustrating. We waited nearly 20 minutes for them to play a par-​3 hole. Also, wear bug spray. Not a little dab. Not a little tea tree oil. I mean about three quarts of high-​DEET deep-​woods-​off. The mosquitoes are absolutely vicious, especially on the back 9 and the Little Pines, which are shadier courses.