Cumberland Golf Club

The course is good course to play. I have played here several times. The only draw back for me was the tight tunnels you have to drive through. The tunnel will definitely make you slow down and be safe ...lol.
Overall all aspects of the course are good. I love the layout of the course with the mostly wide fairways.

The tee boxes are a joke. Absolutely unplayable, uneven, placed in the middle of the rough, not mowed, or just a sloped pile of dirt.

No real heads up on aerated greens so putting was brutal - should not have been that price for those greens and the bunkers are like pebble pits with very little sand. We had to wait on every shot with a threesome in front that never let us play through and took their sweet time as they cheated their tails off! The course was not that full for how nice it was on a weekend & there needs to be some management by a Ranger of pace of play. My worst experience there at a course that I like fairly well. Tons of land mines unrepaired on too many greens. That is on their regular clientele. Also prepaid & had to go to the nth degree to convince a kid working there that I prepaid. Aggravating experience there!

Very nice course. Some difficulty finding next hole. Would be helpful if markers were all on posts up in the air, not flat in the grass.

T-Times were double booked- No Fault of staff there was a computer issues. Group in front of us were extremely slow and refused to allow others to play through. They would each chip than putt out one guy at a time. Ranger was notified by multiple groups to no avail. 3.5hrs to play 9 holes was a bit much.

2 1/2 hours to play 9 holes. No rangers No golf edicate. They lost 3 holes to the group in front of them. Frustrating.

Greens were great,staff worked with me to get out early. Great conditions enjoyed the day

The course was fine but they did not display that I was not able to play the full 18 due to a league going on. We payed for the full 18 and we’re only able to play the front 9.

Good course to play easily with friends (fair green fee)!

I played the course last week and this is what I came away with when I finished. When I checked out the course on the internet and saw the aerial view of the course I thought it would be forgiving course as it seemed to be wide open, with not a lot of trees. My tee shots are seldom straight and I figured I’d have an easy time coming back to the fairways if my tee shots strayed. Boy was I wrong! The course is 20% fairway and 80% rough. And the rough cut is THICK! Have not had a round that that I can remember. Some tee boxes are marked with granite hole markers. Some have a wooden sign. And on #14 there is nothing! Also, as someone who had never played the course before, I had no clue where I was going from one hole to the next. There were several cross unders where there were narrow tunnels that went under adjacent roads to get to the next hole but the signs were lacking. We came off of 16 and wound up next to the tee box for 13 because there was no sign pointing you back though a tunnel to get to 17. If you are a scratch golfer or carry a low handicap this course may be good for you. Especially if you can play links styled courses with high roughs. Otherwise, the course is really frustrating to play. Only thing I liked was that as a senior golfer, it was very affordable.