Enterprise, built in 1976, has a traditional layout, moderately narrow fairways, but forgiving in most cases.
It is a course that can be played repeatedly without tiring of it. The fairways and cart paths are marked clearly from 200, 100 and 50 yards out.

I have been able to play more than one round with the same ball.

The traps are not consistant as to sand quality and type.

Enterprise Golf Course is popularly known as the "Little Augusta of the North". The plantings and flowering trees in the spring are beautiful. The fairways are lush and most are tree lined, making for some very tight holes.

There are four sets of tees to accomodate most golfers; however, Enterprise is not a beginners course. The tee boxes are large and well kept and in most cases, there are separate tee boxes for the blue/white and the red/gold.

The greens are large and some are very tricky. The greens are not fast, but roll pretty well.

The most challenging hole is the #1 handicap, number 16 which has an elevated tee from the blue/white. There is a creek at the bottom of the hill and a severe dogleg to the right, around the woods, and a deep valley in front of the green.

Customer Service

The staff is people friendly.
Tee times are easy to make if you call ahead. However, the staff tries very hard to get walkons out within a reasonable time.

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The snack bar has a full range of sandwiches and drinks including beer.
The proshop is well stocked.
The teaching professional has classes and clinics.