The Honors Course

Beautiful golf course, one of the best I’ve ever seen.

If you’re an uppity douche then this is the place for you. While the zoysia looks terrible, you can always find your way into the golf course thru the neighboring Cambridge neighborhood if you don’t want to go thru either of the gates they leave open constantly. Staff is completely useless and full of attitude. Yea presidents may have played here but it’s still mediocre at best!

Obviously it is a exclusive private golf course designed by Pete Dye. What an incredible track well-maintained beautiful views lots of risk and reward. I would recommend networking and finding someone who's a member as this would be a wonderful opportunity if you love and enjoy golf to play a course that is fantastic had lunch and the food was as impeccable as the golf. Pro shop was well staff friendly and lots of inventory to choose from

If there is a better golf course in the Southeastern U.S. (Augusta being the noted exception), then I'll have to play it to believe it because The Honors is simply as good as it gets. No detail has been overlooked in the design, layout, maintenance, or setting of this magnificent golf course. It's like playing on the finest fairways and greens in the U.S., all the while hiking through a protected national forest where the only other signs of life are the occasional deer or turkey. No humans. No noise. No buildings. No houses. Just water, wind, trees and turf that is manicured like the grounds at Biltmore. Wow wow wow. Maybe one day I can join, but until then, I appreciate the chance to play this course a couple of times each year and it will absolutely but your handicap to the test.

Hands down the most beautiful tract I've ever played. This is a course that that imaginations are made of. A great challenge and experience for anyone lucky enough to get the opportunity.