If I lived in Glenville, I'd be glad to have a course at all. This one works. This course is mostly in the woods, and you have to appreciate the work that into tree removal, etc. It's a short 9-hole course, with easy holes (I'm an average player).

Hole 9 is oddly disjointed from the others. I was uncertain what was the best way to get to the tee. The tees are muddy, but are marked well enough to be found without much search, unlike many other courses (I also had a map, which was helpful). I stood besid e them a couple times to throw. I was uncertain where to park. Other than using online sources, I would have had no idea where this course was. You'd never know it was there if you driving by.

Again, if I lived in Glenville, I would be glad to at least have a course where I could play/practice, so I can't knock the course too much. It's not worth driving out of your way to play, however, unless you're like me and are trying to play all the courses you can.