What started as a great day ended in sheer disappointment. Teed off on a quiet Wednesday afternoon on the south course. The course was in good shape. One problem, the greens were in horrible shape. I don't think I could be any more disappointed. The problem with the greens condition wasn't for just one green. That would be a one off. At least 12 of the holes greens were in bad shape. The first sign of the greens being in trouble was the brutal practice putting green. Slope is listed as 143-134 but today they rolled under 100. So many inconsistent bounces, and rolls. Burnt spots, chunks missing on the green, dirt patches, ground under repairs, etc. I had a friend play here in July and he had a similar experience with the greens. Needless to say, I didn't take his advice. I wish I was wrong, because hey it's Angus Glen. Shouldn't you expect the best when your paying top dollar? There was no transparency from the proshop when checking in on the conditions of the greens. When your paying premium prices you expect a well manicured course. The greens were in such abysmal shape. I would not recommend playing at this club. I will not be returning to play at Angus Glen, nor do I recommend you play there. It's a shame because Angus Glen has fallen off in the past few years. If you want to throw away money then play here but there are far superior courses within a reasonable distance at a similar price point. How far the mighty have fallen.
