Legends Golf Course

Terrible. No trees. Cart died on 8^th tee. Wouldn’t give me a refund.

Legends is great for what it tries to be, an affordable, fun little par 3 course. No, it’s not Augusta, but if you are a beginner or an intermediate player looking to work on your short game, it’s really the place to go. The staff is very nice, and Jeff Butts is an exceptionally good instructor if you’re looking for some lessons.

I am by no means a good golfer, but this course was by far the worst i’ve ever played. I didn’t expect too much from the price and from the fact it was a short 9 hole course but it failed what few expectations I had.
There is not a single tree on the course or within miles of the course it seemed. However there are around 5 man made ponds throughout the course that offer zero scenic beauty and most just get in the way. Maybe they could use the water from the lakes to water the dying grass throughout the course.
Being in the middle of corn fields, I couldn’t have expected much from the scenery so that really was on the tip of the iceberg when it came to the lack of quality this course offered. None of the holes were numbered, none had distances marked, they were almost all under 200 yards, and the cart paths were non existent. Some holes overlapped leaving you in harms way if another group was playing in front or behind you. One hole tees off right at the end of the driving range so its a good thing nobody who is halfway decent hits there.
It was very affordable however, so it may be the best option for a family or group of friends who know nothing about golf and just want to go mess around. Its safe to say I will never be back until some sort of golf professionalism is brought to that course. I’d be ashamed to be the club pro at Legends.

I’m definitely what you would consider an occasional golfer, and do so for fun, I’m not great but have the occasional par. Just found this course a couple weeks ago and it’s been lots of fun. It’s a very basic 9 hole course, with two par 4 and 7 par 3’s. It’s definitely a walkable course but I opt for the 6 dollar cart Cus. Well. It’s fun.
The course itself is in decent shape. The tee boxes could use some work, and it would be nice if the holes were numbered. Also some tee markers are missing. There is a few ponds of water which keeps it a little interesting, but you won’t run into any trees out here as it was built in an corn field.
The driving range is pretty basic, and hits into hole 6, which is a little scary since lots of people get their drivers out and I’ve seen a few range balls on that hole while we golf. I think they could use a net or something across to protect the golfers just in case. The driving range is also heated in the winter, but I haven’t used it.
They also have a grill and patio furniture outside, im assuming so you could have a party or outing there. Overall, a pretty relaxed atmosphere for beginners to practice their game.
Staff is very friendly And helpful each time I’m there.