The Cardinal Golf Club

I had the pleasure of playing a round at Fort Gregg-Adams Golf Course, and I must say it exceeded all my expectations. Tucked away in a picturesque setting, this course is a hidden gem for golf enthusiasts seeking a challenging yet enjoyable experience. The well-manicured fairways and greens showcase the meticulous care taken by the groundskeeping team. The layout of the course is both scenic and strategic, offering a variety of challenges for golfers of all skill levels. The design incorporates the natural landscape beautifully, making each hole a unique and memorable experience. The staff…

I went a few days ago go to get a tee time, they are super nice! The course looks great and they have 27 holes to play!

$48 for a civ on a Sunday. $30 for 18 holes and $18 for a cart. Should be free judging by how awful the greens are! The course DOES NOT justify the cost. Dogwood Trace from here on out - so much better!!!

The old course is showing it's age...have not been here since I gave up my membership 20 years ago..not sure why, but they have filled in a lot of the sand trap

First time, last time. Played 9 holes on the blue course. The greens absolutely suck. Not worth $31 to play this course. It's a joke. Take the tax payer funded housing yard service and dog poop bag stations away, make the residents mow their own grass and use grocery bags to pick up THEIR dog crap, move those funds to MWR and fix the greens.

Wonderful course and well marked. I would suggest more water availability and warm hand off for new golfers. Loved!

I came to Fort Lee for a school. Great course for the price. Nice driving range as well, which is also a great price.

It's a nice course well kept and the carts are really nice lots of space and speed.

I’ve probably played this course 50 times over the past 23 years, and while there are many things I like about it; 3 different 9-hole courses and open layout, to name a couple, the one thing they’ve never been able to get right are their greens. After playing yesterday, I finally decided to post a review, in hopes of someone finally addressing the glaring issue that’s significantly impacting the playing experience. First, it’s worth noting that almost all of the employee’s are wonderful, and I especially like the old school Marshalls that take their job seriously and understand the importance…

I have been playing at the Cardinal Golf course for about two years. It is nice having three 9-hole courses to play from and it is affordable. Each course has its own challenges and a mixture of easy and difficult holes. The conditions of the fairways and greens vary from fairly good to not-so-good. Many sections of the cart paths are suffering from root impingement and the on-course restrooms are often inoperable. The staff, from the front desk to the starters and marshals have always been helpful and friendly.

This course offers some challenging holes to enjoy. However with that being said often times the retirees feel they own this course, mind you it's a MWR course on a military installation, comments of "they don't know who runs this" have been made, and it creates a climate that is exclusive instead of what the MWR is really about which is inclusive.

Good layout, couldn't swing my driver until hole 5 (Blue), so creativity is a must. Very pretty course, and good value for $18 twilight fee. Bunkers were awful and unkept. Greens were severely pocked and are the thickest I've ever seen...not good. Try playing Dogwood the day after you play here, your putter will need complete recalibration. Overall was decent and enjoyable.