If i had the energy, I would create an app, to rate the executive and championships, and take an average over the last 7 days.

Well, considering that most of the "greens" (as well as the rest of the courses) in the neck of the woods where I hail from are bunghole-deep in snow, the greens around here aren't bad at all.

Its all relative.

Oakleigh
 

Oakleigh very good on 02/16!

Bonita Pass *

Condition of the Courses
 

The problem starts with the outsourcing of the maintenance and the overall upkeep of the greens etc bunkers fairways. Hiring a lawn care service is one of the worst decisions The Villages or districts can do. Down to Earth is one of the worst they try but they are a lawn company, not a golf course mtc crew. Just look at the conditions of the greens south of 44A, you can not spray a weed killer on the green and expect to grow grass. Time to hire a company that knows what they’re doing.

Painting the greens green doesn't grow grass….

QUOTE=Karadad;2294033]Some of exec. greens are disgusting!
How about rating them here. Maybe the developers will gets enough complaints and do something!!!

*** good
** fair
* terrible

Bonita Pass *[/QUOTE]

Pelican
 

[QUOTE=Karadad;2294033]Some of exec. greens are disgusting!
How about rating them here. Maybe the developers will gets enough complaints and do something!!!

*** good
** fair
* terrible

02/22/2024 Pelican *

It is a shame, Pelican is one of the most "interesting" courses.

Volusia
 

-* Volusia

Golf officials blame El Niño for ‘challenges’ at executive courses in The Villages. :shrug:

Headline on 'other' site.

[QUOTE=Karadad;2304100]It is a shame. I love the course but for years it hasn't been well maintained.