Eighteen Pastures

Every golfer would want to experience the pleasure of playing this Pastures to capture the relaxed ambience of “Nature is Spiritual” and “Spiritual is Health”. The artistry of the owner’s love for golf/ers is abundantly present every corner of the Eighteen Pastures. The fairways and the greens are immaculately groomed and a vast array of the evergreen trees and the seasonal flowers are inspiring “Return to Nature”. IN NATURE, NOTHING IS PERFECT and EVERYTHING IS PERFECT. Every golf swing I took and every stroke I touched, were inspired by the Eighteen Pastures’ peace, laughter, comfort, music, nature, love, and reflecting the joyful ways we humans live. This is the place for weddings of the marriages that are made in heaven and for celebration of your life events! The rustic entrance sign tells many lives stories and love for golf and the Eighteen Pastures generation after generations.

Pretty good value in terms of pricing. That being said there are a lot of improvements that could be made to this course:- Fairways and greens were in pretty rough shape. A lot of mud on the greens, and they seemed like they hadn't been cut or rolled in awhile (super slow).- The course layout itself is pretty confusing. We gave up looking for the for a hole and ended up just skipping a bunch.- There are a lot of blind tee shots with narrow fairways and minimal room for error. This would be fine except for the fact that if it's your first time playing here, you have no idea where to hit the ball. There's no information about where to put the ball on some of the blind shots. For instance, standing on the 18th tee box, it looks like it might be slight right dog leg, but if you don't put the ball far enough right a giant gorge will eat your ball.- The cart paths are insane. We were driving on the cart path and it was so bouncy that one of the bags popped out.- The red tee box on hole 9 was literally within the forest. I have no idea how you could've hit a tee shot from where they put it.

This has got to be the worst golf course I have ever golfed at. Rock solid fairways, most of the grass is dead, the greens are covered in dirt patches, sand traps are grass traps, and you will lose many balls throughout. The golf carts…. Underpowered, always stalling, falling apart, held together by duct tape, and the paths are not paths. They are mountain hiking trails which your cart will not make it up. My friend and I actually had to push our cart up the hill while I hit the gas with one foot and hopped on the other so no weight would be in the cart. Save your money, don’t come here!!!

We were having a good time when the brakes on one of our carts failed while going down one of the steep paths. This resulted in a collision with the cart in front of us with both carts tipping and all 4 of us receiving minor injuries. I won’t go into more detail because I am considering legal action.The people were very nice, they did refund our green fees. They did come quickly when called about the brake failure and collision.The course needs more signs directing to the next hole. Paths are in very rough shape.

Played for $19 on Tuesday and had a great round and the best hike of any golf course that I have walked.

If you want a rugged mountainous experience in the thick ofthe wilderness, you have come to the right place. Not for the refined golfer but defs for the other 80%

Great course if you go into it expecting not only a golfing experience, but also a 4x4 golf cart adventure. The carts are all custom tuned for offroad. There are no signs, or hazards removed from the cart paths, which adds an extra challenge.

It was my first visit to an eighteen hole golf course in a wooded and quiet country village.We 4 players enjoyed this 18 course.It's beautiful natural course.There were many high and low cavesIn the low mountains.So it was fun, but there was a risk that the power cart would sĺip.On the Greens are not bed.Fair way conditions are normal average.*Please removeval of tree roots on the way to power cart. Requires maintenance.*Please power cart recommends the brakes need overhaul.Green fee is economy.

This is a special course. Don't expect to come here and play your best golf. This is a place to come out and appreciate nature while playing on a course that will throw more challenges at you then likely any other course you've ever played, if you can't embrace that, then you'll leave disappointed. If you appreciate it for what it is, it can be a full day of laughs and maybe you'll make a great shot or two along the way. Bring lots of balls, leave the Pro V1's at home.

You get what you pay for here. The fairways may as well be paved. It was hilarious watching balls struck well, hit the middle of a fairway, only to roll completely off the course into one of many ravines. A lot of the fairway grass was dead from years of being trampled and ridden on with carts with no upkeep or aeration. Speaking of carts, you might be lucky to get one that can actually make it up some of the hills, but count on pushing your cart up some hills. The carts are also loud, and stink of exhaust fumes. I'm assuming they are older than me. Paths are super overgrown and frankly dangerous. I don't understand how people haven't been seriously injured golfing here. Trees have not been trimmed to the point where sometimes you don't know which way to tee off because you can't see the fairway from any angle. On the back 9, I visited the clubhouse and they were out of water. The greens are pretty bad too, but better than the fairways. I honestly don't understand the positive reviews, other than the scenery. A course should not be challenging because of lack of upkeep, but rather because of design. I can see the potential, but I won't be coming back here ever.