Springfield Golf Resort

just got through playing golf at the par 3 and 4 course which I used to like. I was a single and of course as a single you can go through the course quicker. it took me about 50 minutes to play the first 10 holes and was let to play through by a party of (5) on the 7^th hole. Then I ran into a party of (4) who would not let me play through even though I was parked behind them at each hole watching them tee off. This party of (4) took two hours to play (8) holes. They would not even look at my direction because I believe they would have had to let me play through. Now because these individuals had there own carts and look like they drove home in them after I believe they must live there. Be warned if you play there, this course has no one to monitor the course you will have a long and frustrating game If you get behind people like this (this was not the first time either). I know you can run into people like this on any course but this is a semi public course and the people that live there and play the course act like they left there manors at home. I will not play this course again I have better places I can spend $ 40.00.

I’ve played this course a few times and found conditions to be really pretty good, even through the summer!
It’s a fun course with fair challenges for an executive length course!

Springfield Golf Club is a great executive golf course, in a gated senior community. We played there on a recent business trip, as we had a couple of people in our foursome who where new to golf. And for $ 19 …
The conditions were good, and there were a lot of challenging holes — especially on the back 9.
The clubhouse was great too, and the food was really good.