Tupelo Bay

Short 9 hole course on a par 3 golf course. All shots were open, without much challenge. The grounds are perfect. It was not busy when we played, but can imagine the issues should you have to integrat ... show more ›

Short 9 hole course on a par 3 golf course. All shots were open, without much challenge. The grounds are perfect. It was not busy when we played, but can imagine the issues should you have to integrate with a bunch of regular golfers, sharing the same tee box.... I thought it was expensive for 9 holes. Would not play again.

In all actuality, this is a beautiful course, but is so because laid on top of a par 3 ball golf course. There are a few things to like, as my wife called it her favorite course for its lack of rough ... show more ›

In all actuality, this is a beautiful course, but is so because laid on top of a par 3 ball golf course. There are a few things to like, as my wife called it her favorite course for its lack of rough terrain. Also, the view is nice and it makes a for a quick nine. However the lack of degree of difficulty and ball golf courses' lack of use of trees as obstacles in and around the fairway don't challenge the player. The seven dollar charge to play nine isn't crazy, but one has to really look at value for the money. There aren't many courses in the area, but paying seven bucks for shots you could make with a practice basket at the park isn't good value. There are no separate tee signs, so distance and direction to the basket are also sometimes hard to determine. The lack of actual tee pads leaves you with throwing from the ball golf pad with little or no run up, or taking your chances in the grass with less grip and the possibility of having to repair the grass.