Cedar Crest Golf Course possesses a dichotomized reputation based on the historical value and layout of the course juxtaposed with consistent critiques of the green conditions. Despite praise for the scenery, layout, and the rich historical background, including being the host of the 1927 PGA Championship, customer satisfaction is marred by negative experiences with the golf course's greens. Reviews repeatedly mention poor conditions of the greens, with frequent references to mud daubers, hard surfaces, lack of grass, and abysmal maintenance, particularly during the summer months. Additionally, expectations set by staff regarding green conditions appear to be misleading at times, exacerbating frustration. Nevertheless, aspects such as customer service and fairway conditions garner positive comments, indicating that while the greens are a significant detractor, they are not reflective of the entire Cedar Crest experience.
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Lovely and amazing golf course
Great customer service
Really friendly staff
delightful journey
absolutely incredible
went above and beyond
Greens remain poor
Impossible to get the ball
Painfully slow greens
terrible condition
truly abysmal shape
just packed dirt
unfortunately they’ve lost about half their greens
Greens in bad shape
